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Repletion (Noun)

Eating until excessively full.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

I ended up in a painful state of repletion after eating the whole turkey by myself on Thanksgiving.
The lavish buffet led to widespread repletion among the party guests, with many leaving early to rest.
He had been warned about the enormous portions at the restaurant, but still found himself succumbing to repletion after the meal.
After three helpings of mashed potatoes and two desserts, she stumbled away from the table in repletion.
Her repletion from the holiday feast lasted long into the night, making it difficult to fall asleep.

The state of being satisfactorily full and unable to take on more.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The guests left the banquet in a state of repletion, having indulged in the lavish feast.
After eating the large turkey dinner, I felt a pleasant repletion that made me want to take a nap.
The repletion I felt after finishing the massive burger was almost overwhelming, making it hard to move.
The holiday meal left everyone in a state of repletion, with no room for dessert.
The repletion from the big breakfast made it difficult for me to eat lunch just a few hours later.