Completely filled or satisfied; to fill out completely.
From Latin explerus, past participle of explere (to fill completely), from ex- (out) + plere (to fill).
Explete is the ancestor of expletive—both come from the same Latin root about 'filling out,' but explete means genuinely full while expletive just means a filler word used to complete a sentence.
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