Stocked: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when referring to having an ample quantity of goods or supplies available. It is often used in the context of stores, warehouses, or pantries.

• The store is fully stocked with fresh vegetables
• We need to keep our medical supplies stocked in case of emergencies

This word is used when referring to providing a necessary or requested quantity of something, usually in a more formal or logistical context.

• The factory was supplied with raw materials from a nearby mine
• The humanitarian organization supplied aid to the disaster-stricken area

This word is suitable when talking about putting content into a container until it is full. It can refer to both literal and figurative situations.

• She filled the glass with water
• His heart was filled with joy when he saw his old friends

Use this word when there is a need to refill or restock something that has been depleted. It often has a sense of renewal or regular maintenance.

• The waiter replenished our water glasses frequently
• The company replenished its inventory after the holiday sales rush

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A general term to indicate that something is full, without specifying that it is overflowing.

• The room was filled with laughter.
• He filled the bottle with water.

Used to describe something that is so full it is almost spilling over, often used with liquids or emotions.

• Her eyes were brimming with tears of joy.
• The cup was brimming with hot coffee.

Describes a situation where there is too much of something, causing it to spill over the edge; often has a positive emotional connotation.

• The basket is overflowing with fruit.
• Her heart was overflowing with love.