restocks
Pronunciation: [riːˈstɑks]
Word
Context: "retail"
(verb) to supply a store or place with more of something that was used up or sold out. When a popular product sells out, stores often restock it so customers can buy it again.
Example
The store restocks its shelves every Friday to ensure popular items are available for customers.
Example
They did not restock the items after they were sold out, leaving many customers disappointed.
Example
When does the store usually restock its inventory?
Context: "retail"
(noun) an instance of placing more items back on the shelves or in stock. It refers to the time when new products arrive in the store.
Example
The restock of the toy shelves happened just in time for the holiday season.
Example
There was no restock scheduled for the popular video games, so they remained out of stock.
Example
Did you hear about the restock of the new sneakers?
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