- complete
- discharge
- fill up
- finish
- fulfil
- to fill
- to fulfill
- to make losses good
Synonyms for expleo
- adimpleo – carry out, perform, to fulfill
- compleo – bring up to strength, complete, fulfil, man, to fill up, to finish
- consummo – complete, make perfect, sum up, to add together
- consumo – destroy, employ, finish, to devour, to spend, use up, waste away
- defungo – die, finish, quit, retire, to discharge one's duties
- erumpo – attack, burst forth, discharge, erupt, to break open, to break out, vent
- exigo – complete, decide, demand, determine, drive out, exact, finish, force out, sell, settle, to exact
- exitus – end, exit, finish, going forth, going out, outlet, withdrawing
- expletio – end, finish, satifying, to bring to completion
- expletum – complete, fill up, finish, to fill
- explevi – complete, fill up, finish, to fill
- impleo – content, fulfil, perform, satisfy, to fill in, to fill up
- integer – chaste, complete, entire, irreproachable, undamaged, unhurt, untouched, whole
- peracto – accomplish, complete, to carry through
- perago – accomplish, finish, to to go through with
- perfectus – complete, done, finished, perfect, without flaw
- perficio – accomplish, achieve, bring, complete, effect, perfect, to accomplish, to do thoroughly
- persolvo – discharge, explain, expound, pay, pay off a debt, to render, to unloose
- plenus – complete, filled, full, laden, mature, plump, rich, satisfied
- proluvier – discharge, innundation, scouring
- repleo – fill, fill up, fill up again, satisfy, to replenish
- saturo – satisfy, to fill
- totus – all, complete, entire, whole
- universa – complete, entire
Similar to expleo
- expletio – end, finish, satifying, to bring to completion
- expletum – complete, fill up, finish, to fill
- explevi – complete, fill up, finish, to fill
- exuo – deprive, put away, store, strip, strip off, to divest, to lay aside
- expio – to purify
- exeo – go forth, to withdraw
- exustio – burning up, conflagration