Complete Complement Deplete Replete Implement Plethora
The word Complete comes from "com", which expresses intensive force + Latin word "ple"(plere) that means to fill.
The word Complement comes from "com", expressing intensive force + Latin word "ple"(plere) that means to fill.
Deplete comes from the prefix "de" that express reversal, or that means do the opposite of. So "de" means reverse or back and "ple" means to fill. Opposite of fill is deplete.
Replete is an adjective; it means having much or plenty of something: A child's room is replete with toy; My laptop is replete with books.
In sense of food, replete means full of pleasant food. If you are replete, you are full of food and drink.
Word root
Replete comes from prefix re meaning back or again + ple meaning to fill. Replete means to fill again.
Implement (Noun/Verb) means to begin, to carry out any rule or plan. Generally, implement is used for rule and regulation.
Implement origins from "im" meaning in + "ple" meaning to fill. To sum up, to fill something in is to implement.
Complete
Complete(Adjective/Verb) means whole, entire, or having necessary parts of a thing.- Company gives us complete set of videos.
- I have completed my work.
- Our house took one year to complete.
The word Complete comes from "com", which expresses intensive force + Latin word "ple"(plere) that means to fill.
Complement
Complement(Noun/Verb) means something that completes something else or makes it better.- A girl is complement to boy.
- A necktie is complement to a suit.
- Desserts complement a dinner.
- Our mind complement our body.
The word Complement comes from "com", expressing intensive force + Latin word "ple"(plere) that means to fill.
Deplete
Deplete (verb) means to reduce the amount of something in the great amount.- Children depleted the water tanker.
- My father depleted his all savings when he bought a new branded car.
Deplete comes from the prefix "de" that express reversal, or that means do the opposite of. So "de" means reverse or back and "ple" means to fill. Opposite of fill is deplete.
Replete
Replete is just opposite of deplete.Replete is an adjective; it means having much or plenty of something: A child's room is replete with toy; My laptop is replete with books.
In sense of food, replete means full of pleasant food. If you are replete, you are full of food and drink.
Word root
Replete comes from prefix re meaning back or again + ple meaning to fill. Replete means to fill again.
Implement
- Government is implementing the scheme for poor.
- Some rules are not implemented in the school.
- Alora caves were cut by special implement.
- Implements are needed for farming.
Implement origins from "im" meaning in + "ple" meaning to fill. To sum up, to fill something in is to implement.
Important Points
Deplete is a verb.
Replete is not a verb but an adjective.
Plethora origins from Greek root "pleth" meaning abundance. The Latin root "ple" and Greek root "pleth" have almost the same meaning.
Plethora means more than enough. A plethora of something means a large amount of it. If you have plethora of film tickets, you can sell it in black.
Deplete is a verb.
Replete is not a verb but an adjective.
Plethora origins from Greek root "pleth" meaning abundance. The Latin root "ple" and Greek root "pleth" have almost the same meaning.
Plethora means more than enough. A plethora of something means a large amount of it. If you have plethora of film tickets, you can sell it in black.
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