restocking

Speech parts

1. restocking - Noun

2. restocking - Verb

Meaning

restocking

present participle of restock

restocking (plural restockings)

An act of replenishing stock.
The new product sold so rapidly that the shelves needed two restockings in a day.

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Camabatela — The Angolan government will invest 100 million US dollars in the purchase of cattle for restocking in the Camabatela region, covering part of the northern provinces of Cuanza Norte, Uige and Malanje. Source: Internet

In East Fremantle workers were still restocking at 7am, unloading a truck, which arrived as the shop opened. Source: Internet

Caymanians are restocking on supplies after having just emerged from a “hard curfew.” Source: Internet

If delays for refueling, repair, restocking, and downtime are considered, 75 years is a logical rounding. Source: Internet

But don't get too hopeful as restocking is being done in limited quantities. Source: Internet

“Everyone is coming in and buying more than ever,” said one employee while restocking a snack shelf. Source: Internet

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