replenishin a sentence
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The recent storms helped replenish the city's water supply.replenish = replace what was used up
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After a hard workout, it's good to replenish the water and nutrients your body used up.replenish = replace
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I stop to replenish my water and add a layer of mud to my backpack. (source)replenish = replace what was used up
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At the end of November, he paddled through Yuma, where he stopped long enough to replenish his provisions and send a postcard to Westerberg in care of Glory House, the Sioux Falls work-release facility where Westerberg was doing time. (source)replenish = replace what was used up of
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Periodically, rain replenished the water tins, but only partway. (source)replenished = replaced what was used up
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The wretched insects sucked life from him faster than he could replenish it. (source)replenish = replace what was taken
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For the Solidarity Service had given as well as taken, drawn off only to replenish. (source)replenish = replace what was taken or used up
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His stomach full, his energy replenished, his mind thankful for a few moments of silence, he decided that from then on he'd quit whining and deal with things. (source)replenished = restored
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Mrs. Merriweather had run out of air, I judged, and was replenishing her supply while Mrs. Farrow composed herself to speak. (source)replenishing = replacing what was used up
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Blood, concocted well, Which by the thirsty veins is ne'er imbib'd, And rests as food superfluous, to be ta'en From the replenish'd table, in the heart Derives effectual virtue, that informs The several human limbs, as being that, Which passes through the veins itself to make them.† (source)replenish'd = replaced what was used up; or restored to a previous condition
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A fleet replenishment vessel is already en route to rendezvous with us there.† (source)replenishment = the process of replacing what was used up OR the process of restoring to a previous condition OR (more rarely) materials that replaced what was used up
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A waiter appears from nowhere and replenishes my glass, and I take a sip.† (source)replenishes = replaces what was used up; or restores to a previous condition
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He was as miserably isolated now as he had been when the service began-more isolated by reason of his unreplenished emptiness, his dead satiety. (source)unreplenished = not restoredstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unreplenished means not and reverses the meaning of replenished. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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Perhaps before long one or two could be chosen to go back to the store by the river and replenish our supplies. (source)replenish = replace what was used up of
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In turn, as it grew, it renewed and replenished her powers.† (source)replenished = replaced what was used up; or restored to a previous condition
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Conversely, when a rain squall is replenishing your freshwater supplies, you also know that the humidity will affect your cured provisions and that some will probably go bad, turning pasty and green. (source)replenishing = replacing what was used up
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