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Replenish (verb)

[ri-plen-ish] / rɪˈplɛn ɪʃ /

Meaning: to fill up something and make it full again.

When you see your mobile at 5% battery, what do you do?
You simply connect the charger and make is 100% again, right?
That is called Replenishment.
In the same way, we replenish fuel in our cars, and even energy in our bodies.

Imagine this, you made a nice cup of coffee, and you wanted to add some sugar. When you opened the sugar container, you noticed that only 2-3 spoons of sugar is left.
You got a new pack of sugar from the grocery store and filled up the sugar container.
You replenished the sugar.
In the same way you can
replenish water in a tank,
replenish food in your fridge,
replenish your friend’s wine glass.

Other forms of Replenish:

Replenishment (noun)
John was so poor that even replenishment of gas in this car seemed like a luxury to him.
Replenished, Replenishing, Replenishes (verb)
After you finish replenishing the stocks, you need to enter it in the register.

More examples using Replenish:

The doctor said, “These tablets will help you replenish calcium in your body.”.
It rained heavily this week and the ponds have been replenished.
I need to rest at least for one full day to replenish my energy.
During marathons, I drink Gatorade to replenish my electrolytes.
Winter is coming, we need to replenish the wood.
Waiters at this restaurant are so efficient. They replenish your wine as soon as you empty the glass.