reorder
1
3.0
An order placed again for the same goods
- noun
- /ˌriːˈɔːrdər/
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reorden
- Customers often ask about their reorder when items are running low.
- reorder quantity
- reorder level
- reorder method
Examples
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If the on-hand quantity is less than the predetermined reorder level, a reorder method is activated.
Academic text (1992) -
I want your reorder book.
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Then it's probably the reorder counter.
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Reader demand for the book would generally fail before reorders appeared.
Blog text (5) -
By May, every store had reordered, most placing multiple reorders.
Blog text (24) -
In supermarkets, computerized reorders are triggered by the bar-code entry at the check-out counter.
Academic text (2011) -
The store always keeps a record of your reorder to make future purchases easier.
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I placed a reorder for the same items I bought last month.
Synonyms
repurchase
vsreorder
3
4.9
Buying back something that was sold before
repeats a request to a supplier to get more of the same goods
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reorder has two clear parts: re- meaning 'again' and order meaning 'a request' or 'a supply of goods'. So a reorder is a request you make 'again' for the same goods.