repletion

Opening her eyes halfway, she gave him a smile of repletion.

In this sad mood of repletion he could well believe it.

Outside, the same relaxation - a sense almost of repletion - could be observed in the crowd.

She sighed with repletion when she could hold no more food.

"One voyage to India is enough: the others are merely repletion."

He hadn't felt such repletion in a long while.

A part of her hungered for the bodily repletion he offered.

Honor sighed, and leaned back in her chair with a pleasant sense of repletion.

With their bodies still fused together, they lay in breathless repletion.

Repletion of B can be accomplished in a variety of ways.

She reached out her hand to Billy's and sighed with sheer repletion of content.

Yet he showed no sign of sexual repletion.

He lay like a filthy leech, exhausted with his repletion.

O an intense life, full to repletion and varied!

The tick feeds at night, ingesting blood to repletion in about 15 minutes.

When the repletion was merely with blood, it was called plethora.

I had left the car hooked up for recharge, and that would run without tending until it reached repletion.

Then with a sigh of repletion he got stiffly to his feet and looked about him in the light of early morning.

In all other cases, symptoms depend on whether heat is coupled with vacuity or repletion.

In some circumstances serotonin seems to act as a signal of "repletion" or "satisfaction".

She gorged herself; he let her feast to repletion.

The departing vampire had been careless, in the lethargy of her repletion.

As coffee was served Spence leaned back in his chair and gave a deep sigh of repletion.

With their bellies packed to repletion, the Transformed were like any great flesh-eater.

Small Jamie relaxed all at once, and emitted a soft burp of repletion.