repletion
/rɪˈpliːʃən/
noun
- The state of being full, especially after eating; fullness or satisfaction.
- The doctor warned against eating to the point of uncomfortable repletion.
- Her repletion after the feast made her want to take a long nap.
- After the huge Thanksgiving dinner, everyone felt a pleasant repletion.
- An abundance or excess of something.
- There was a repletion of flowers in the garden after the spring rains.
- The market suffered from a repletion of goods that no one wanted to buy.
- The repletion of books in the library made it a treasure trove for readers.