I've looked up "replicit" and it's not a word, or so I can tell. But I could swear that there's a word that sounds like "rep licit" which means "full of" or "abundant." "Rimplicit"? Nope. Does anyone know what the word might be?
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You're probably thinking of replete, which fits with the definition you give. For example, one could say that a speech was replete with sentimentality. |
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