topped up
Restored to capacity
Topped up is the past tense of top up, meaning to fill something to capacity or restore it to a full level.
You top up a glass of wine, a fuel tank, or a phone's prepaid balance: I topped up my Oyster card at the station.
The phrase is more common in British than American English, where refill often serves the same purpose.
Restored supply levels
- rechargedRestored to full power
- restockedRefilled depleted inventory
- resuppliedProvided with more goods
- refueledAdded more to tank
reloaded · refreshed · supplemented · added · augmented · reinflated · reconstituted · reinforced
Full to the top
- overfilledExceeded maximum capacity
- spilloverExcess that escapes
- excessSurplus beyond need
- surplusAmount exceeding requirement
full · maxed · saturated · capacity · limit · threshold · glass · cup
Made vigorous again
- refreshedRestored to vigor
- restoredReturned to original condition
- invigoratedMade to feel lively
- rejuvenatedMade to feel young
revived · regenerated · rekindled · reawakened · reinvigorated · reenergized · boosted · sustained
replenished
Restored supply levels
- rechargedRestored to full power
- restockedRefilled depleted inventory
- resuppliedProvided with more goods
refueled · reloaded · refreshed · supplemented · added · augmented · reinflated · reconstituted · reinforced · recovered
brimming
Full to the top
- overfilledExceeded maximum capacity
- spilloverExcess that escapes
- excessSurplus beyond need
surplus · full · maxed · saturated · capacity · limit · threshold · glass · cup · tank
revitalized
Made vigorous again
- refreshedRestored to vigor
- restoredReturned to original condition
- invigoratedMade to feel lively
rejuvenated · revived · regenerated · rekindled · reawakened · reinvigorated · reenergized · boosted · sustained · maintained
- suppliedequipped, stocked, provisioned, furnished, delivered
topped updrained
Emptied of resources
pumped out · spent · consumed · bled dry · tapped out
topped uprunning low
Nearing exhaustion of supply
running on empty · low · short · deficient · wanting