to reorder

Examples

• All

• At one time I didn't reorder and was without the pills for about a month.

  Blog text (3)

• By May, every store had reordered, most placing multiple reorders.

  Blog text (24)

• "As long as we're backing up, let's check the food first and see if we want to reorder."

  Fiction book (1999)

• I need to reorder my anti-depressants.

  Keeping Up with the Joneses (2016)

• And I personally guarantee you'll reorder within a month.

  Gypsy (1962)

• Again, your standard retailers like Jo Ann Fabrics, those kinds of chains and even like smaller retail shops, they will be able to reorder stuff.

  Zoe Hong

• Letty got on the phone with T-Mobile to assist me in reordering the item.

  Blog text (26)

• Thyme and Seasons is small, which makes it easy to see at a glance what items we need to restock or reorder.

  Fiction book (2001)

• We must reorder our priorities and set the development of self-esteem as our primary objective for bringing playwriting to K-12 classrooms.

  Academic text (1993)

• I need to reorder my favorite coffee after running out last week.

Synonyms

R

to replenish

vsto reorder

43 4.3

Fill something again after it has been used up

is done by purchasing replacements rather than by the physical act of filling

R

to restock

vsto reorder

23 3.2

Put new goods on shelves after the old ones are used or sold

is the action of purchasing replacements rather than physically filling shelves

R

to resupply

vsto reorder

12 3.5

To get more food, water, or equipment when you run low

is focused on making another purchase to replace used items

B

to back order

vsto reorder

1 3.7

To ask a store to send goods that are out of stock when they arrive

is asking a supplier again when existing supply has already run out

R

to reprovision

vsto reorder

7.4

Provide things needed again to a place or system

is about purchasing replacements not about the formal act of supplying or equipping

R

to rebuy

vsto reorder

4.3

To buy something again that you no longer have

is making a purchase to replace inventory rather than a personal repurchase

Surface Forms

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Etymology