restock
/rɪˈstɒk/ · restock
verb
- To stock again; to resupply with stocks. The store will restock its shelves with new merchandise on Friday night.
- To supply or replenish something, especially a store or inventory, with new or additional items. The company will restock its warehouses with fresh produce to meet the increasing demand.
noun
- The act of restocking or replenishing something. The restock of the store's inventory was completed ahead of schedule.
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Did you know? The term 'restock' is commonly used in retail and logistics to describe the process of replenishing inventory, but it's also used in everyday language to refer to the act of restocking one's pantry or fridge with fresh groceries.