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Often used in the same context:
restock,
deplete,
refill,
rejuvenate,
augment,
bolster,
restocked,
dwindling,
fatten,
reallocate,
rebuild,
nourish,
drained,
restore,
conserve,
sustain,
absorb,
reabsorb,
supplement,
repopulate,
purify,
reconstitute,
recharge,
regenerate,
unload,
reactivate,
diversify,
retool,
fill,
revive,
fortify,
reinvigorate,
refortify,
infuse,
recoup,
shrinking,
recover,
stocked,
stabilize,
fertilize,
readjust,
expand,
rehydrate,
flush,
exhausted,
reequip,
regrow,
invigorate,
collect,
accumulate,
freshen,
revitalize,
maintain,
refresh,
preserve,
energize,
thinned,
stockpiled,
reinvest,
readapt,
raise,
reseed,
resupply,
boost,
reclaim,
refurbish,
replace,
reload,
soak,
reorganize,
allocate,
reestablish,
irrigate,
jumpstart,
cultivate,
replant,
strengthen,
emptied,
scrounge,
acidify,
liquidise,
supples,
procure,
revivify,
reeducate,
uncap,
photosynthesize,
aerate,
tap,
divert,
understocked,
recondition,
slake,
chlorinate,
constrict,
resurrect,
resupplying,
desalinate,
regroup,
adjust,
liquefy,
winterize,
nonrenewable,
exhaustible,
inexhaustible,
ample,
consumable,
depletable,
depleted,
exhaustless,
plentiful,
raw,
superabundant,
unconsumed,
acidic,
affordable,
bacteriostatic,
carbohydrate,
contaminated,
diminishing,
fluoride
Appears in the definition of:
co-opt
More general:
fill,
fill up,
make full
Synonyms:
fill again,
refill
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— Nouns for replenish:
supplies,
stores
stock,
water,
nutrients,
supply,
fluids,
nature,
solutions,
soap,
fertility,
more...
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