In literature, "replete" is employed to evoke a sense of abundant fullness, whether it be in description, emotion, or intellectual capacity. Poets and prose writers use the word to emphasize a rich saturation of images and qualities—for instance, depicting a speaker’s heart overflowing with gratitude ([1], [2]) or landscapes imbued with ancient relics and historical memories ([3], [4]). The term also brings out the lavishness of physical scenes, such as sumptuous feasts and luxurious dwellings ([5], [6]), and the copious presence of ideas and anecdotes that animate narrative or scholarly works ([7], [8]). In each application, "replete" serves as a powerful modifier, suggesting that every nuance of its referent is filled or brimming with significance.