Word Noun
replenishment
n.
C / U
C1 Advanced US /ɹɪˈpɫɛnɪʃmənt/ UK /ɹɪplˈɛnɪʃmənt/ re·plen·ish·ment UK spelling replenishments
Definition
n.the act of filling something back up with what it needs, like water, food, or supplies. It is often used when talking about keeping a stock of items full.
n.the act of restoring something to a full or complete state, typically by restocking or refilling. Often used in logistics and supply chain contexts to describe the maintenance of inventory levels.
Examples
“The automatic replenishment system keeps the shelves full.”
“After the long hike, the hikers were grateful for the immediate replenishment of their water and energy bars.”
“The company implemented a just-in-time replenishment strategy to minimize warehouse costs while ensuring that customer orders were never delayed by a lack of stock.”
Real-world usage
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Level C1 · Advanced
Frequency Occasional
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