Supply Adjective Synonyms
furnish, provide, give, endow, present, purvey, deliver, come up with, contribute, distribute, sell, stock, accommodate, afford, equip, outfit, gear (up), rig (out), fit (out), provision, cater to, kit out or up, victual
Her company supplies radios to the army. Her husband's firm supplies the navy with anti-fouling paint.
Supply Noun Synonyms
yield, give, contribute, come up with, deliver, provide, furnish
The farm supplies our basic foods.
stock, stockpile, store, inventory, quantity, reservoir, reserve, cache, hoard, accumulation, fund
Our supply is big enough to serve the entire area.
satisfy, fulfill, replenish, fill
Can you supply the demand for clothing.
Supply Verb Synonyms
furnishing, provision, providing, purveying, supplying, distribution, equipping, outfitting, provisioning, delivery, stocking, stockpiling
The supply of microchips on a large scale is beyond our capacity.
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Business / Agriculture / Supply Control Programs: Any of several government programs to influence the supply of farm products on the market. Some, such as acreage allotments and marketing quotas, are considered mandatory, in that farmers who produce MORE
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Technology / Home Audio / High Voltage Switching Power Supply: An amplifier's internal power supply that converts the vehicle's 12 volts to higher voltage for improved dynamic range and higher amp output power. MORE
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Technology / Computers / Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS): A backup power unit that provides continuous power when the normal power supply is interrupted. UPS systems can be stand-by, only supplying power when the regular supply is interrupted, or fulltime, r MORE
Business / Agriculture / Captive Supply: Products that manufacturers or processors own or contract to purchase for future delivery so as to have a predictable source of raw materials for their plants. In agriculture, the term often is used, MORE