Examples of using Replete in English and their translations into Arabic
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The changing post-cold-war era is replete with promises of improved understanding and cooperation.
The journey has been replete with prejudice, legal barriers, doubts and sacrifice.
Country reports by the previous Special Rapporteurs are replete with examples of these conditions.
Alas, the Middle East is still replete with national, religious and territorial disputes.
In fact, their books are replete with incidents showing festivals
Enamel pot- as a rule, it is replete with colorful designs and still has demand.
The message is replete with terms and phrases disgracing the officials of the State of Kuwait.
The speech of the Foreign Minister was moreover replete with numerous fallacies, distortions and outright lies.
So I had arrived in South America my head replete with the matters of Europe.
There's an open house in Bel Air that promises to be replete with cougars.
Replete potassium before he gets hypokalemic, not after.
Pure escapism, replete with stunning views.
Well, I just got a text from Becky, replete with hilarious auto-corrects.
Visiting the hall, replete with views of the steep cliffs of Normandy, we do not meet with the artist-traveler, and with the artist-contemplative.
said that the disarmament agenda had been replete with setbacks and disappointments over the past decade.
The attacker was identified by authorities as Rob Bowers, a Pittsburgh resident of 46 years whose online publications were replete with anti-Semitic comments.
You're bound to be replete in so many ways when you finally tear yourself away.
Africa is replete with vast resources
Every inch of land, every hill and valley, every stream and rock is saturated with Jewish history, replete with memories.
this is called" sustainable", because their histories are replete with traumatic experiences with development projects, policies and programmes.