unstocked
- adjective
- /ʌnˈstɑkt/
- Many essential supplies were unstocked, leaving customers frustrated and looking elsewhere.
Examples
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The shelves of the store were completely unstocked after the busy holiday weekend.
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Pedestal-mounted news racks like this are all over the city and are pretty much useless as they remain unstocked and take up valuable public sidewalk space.
Blog text (4) -
Since the shop was unstocked, they could not fulfill the orders customers were expecting.
Synonyms
Not available to buy because none are left
Antonyms
How Stocked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unstocked has the part un- meaning 'not' and stock, which also means the 'goods' or supplies a shop keeps, as in stockroom. So unstocked describes a shelf, fridge, or shop that has 'no' items or supplies.