verb

replenish

to replenish, to refill, to restock

We need to replenish our supplies.

We need to replenish our supplies.

The rain replenished the reservoirs.

The rain replenished the reservoirs.

((sth.)) to fill (sth.) up again We need to replenish our supplies.

Synonyms: refill, restock, top up; Antonyms: deplete, exhaust, use up

From the prefix re- ('again') + plenish (from Latin 'plenus', meaning 'full'). It literally means 'to make full again'.

Think of 're-' (again) and 'plenty'. To make something have plenty again is to replenish it.

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