replete in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

replete in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for replete in the English»French Dictionary

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Many opera companies have experienced a similar trend, and opera company websites are replete with attempts to attract a younger audience.
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This urban space, replete with historical and cultural symbolism, is considered a symbol of the city itself.
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The book, written in an eccentric prose style replete with fragmentary sentences, is part classical liberal manifesto, part elucubration of an enthusiastic statistical autodidact.
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These explanations are replete with meaning and causal attribution.
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Even his romanticism which was amply displayed in his ghazals, was replete with references to household and family life.
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The procedure further determined that the body was replete with arsenic, but it appeared she had been immersed in, not ingested, that particular poison.
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We have invented the transistor and have developed a computer-based civilization replete with computer games and interactive television.
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Their construction on a sacred landscape, replete with endangered species and ongoing cultural practices, continues to be a topic of debate and protest.
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The grand old sandstone and limestone building is now replete with fully modern amenities; amenities that are not so frequent in places further north.
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The park, replete with a park-keeper's lodge, was formally opened to the public in 1903.
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