Vocabulary
Replenish
English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.
English meaning
fill (something) up again.
Urdu meaning
لبریز کر دینا، پھر بھر دینا
Example sentences (from Dawn)
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This could be an attempt to buy time to replenish the diminishing stocks of interceptors.
Dawn Editorials —
The blue war
— 2026-03-29
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It doesn`t take a lot of brains to realise that if you replenish these reserves with borrowed dollars, you will still go bankrupt but this time with more debt on top of it.
Dawn Editorials —
Fighting fires
— 2026-01-22
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In many regions, societies have been drawing down water far faster than nature can replenish.
Dawn Editorials —
Water test
— 2026-01-22
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The water crisis in Karachi recently grew so severe that even its most privileged denizens were seen struggling to replenish their underground storage tanks before their taps ran dry.
Dawn Editorials —
Water-starved city
— 2025-06-14
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The next Indo-Pak spat may be within six t o 12 months time for India to replenish its armoury and update its cyber competence.
Dawn Editorials —
Pax in terris
— 2025-05-29
Synonyms
refill, fill up, recharge, reload, top up, freshen, plenish
Curator example
“he replenished Justin’s glass with mineral water”
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Urdu equivalents where we have them, word relations, and—when generated—real lines from the editorial archive
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