Synonyms for supply
ˈsʌp li

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1. supply(noun)

   an amount of something available for use

   Synonyms:
   provision, supplying

   Antonyms:
   demand

2. supply(noun)

   offering goods and services for sale

   Synonyms:
   provision, supplying

   Antonyms:
   demand

3. provision, supply, supplying(verb)

   the activity of supplying or providing something

   Synonyms:
   preparation, provision, planning, supplying, proviso

   Antonyms:
   demand

4. supply, provide, render, furnish(verb)

   give something useful or necessary to

   "We provided the room with an electrical heater"

   Synonyms:
   provide, put up, yield, deliver, picture, append, show, furnish, hand over, add, turn in, interpret, translate, fork up, submit, fork out, give, offer, fork over, depict, generate, return, ply, bring home the bacon, try, leave, allow, render, issue, allow for, cater

   Antonyms:
   demand

5. issue, supply(verb)

   circulate or distribute or equip with

   "issue a new uniform to the children"; "supply blankets for the beds"

   Synonyms:
   come out, bring out, emerge, issue, append, furnish, come forth, cut, release, cater, put out, add, ply, provide, publish, go forth, make out, render, write out, egress

   Antonyms:
   demand

6. provide, supply, ply, cater(verb)

   give what is desired or needed, especially support, food or sustenance

   "The hostess provided lunch for all the guests"

   Synonyms:
   bring home the bacon, append, furnish, cater, ply, add, provide, allow for, offer, allow, render, leave, run, issue, put up

   Antonyms:
   demand

7. add, append, supply(verb)

   state or say further

   "`It doesn't matter,' he supplied"

   Synonyms:
   hang on, add up, summate, lend, sum, furnish, issue, total, add together, tack, bestow, tag on, impart, render, affix, append, supplement, tack on, contribute, tally, ply, provide, add on, tote up, add, bring, tot up, sum up, tot, cater

   Antonyms:
   demand

English Synonyms and Antonyms(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms:

1. supply

   To give is primarily to transfer to another's possession or ownership without compensation; in its secondary sense in popular use, it is to put into another's possession by any means and on any terms whatever; a buyer may say "Give me the goods, and I will give you the money;" we speak of giving answers, information, etc., and often of giving what is not agreeable to the recipient, as blows, medicine, reproof; but when there is nothing in the context to indicate the contrary, give is always understood in its primary sense; as, this book was given me. Give thus becomes, like get, a term of such general import as to be a synonym for a wide variety of words. To grant is to put into one's possession in some formal way, or by authoritative act; as, Congress grants lands to a railroad corporation. To speak of granting a favor carries a claim or concession of superiority on the part of the one by whom the grant may be made; to confer has a similar sense; as, to confer a degree or an honor; we grant a request or petition, but do not confer it. To impart is to give of that which one still, to a greater or less degree, retains; the teacher imparts instruction. To bestow is to give that of which the receiver stands in especial need; we bestow alms.

   Synonyms:
   bestow, cede, communicate, confer, deliver, furnish, give, grant, impart

   Preposition:
   We give money to a person for a thing, for a purpose, etc. (or without proposition, give a person a sum of money); we give a thing to or into one's care or keeping; the weary fugitive gave himself up to his pursuers.

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms:

1. supply

   Synonyms:
   furnish, afford, provide, accoutre, give, minister, yield, contribute

   Antonyms:
   expend, use, consume, waste, exhaust, absorb, demand, withhold, withdraw, retain

Dictionary of English Synonymes(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms:

1. supply(v. a.)

   Synonyms:
   provide, furnish, minister, replenish, stock, store, endue, endow, invest

2. supply(v. a.)

   Synonyms:
   give, grant, afford, accommodate with

3. supply(v. a.)

   Synonyms:
   serve instead of, take the place of

4. supply(n.)

   Synonyms:
   stock, store, reserve, provision, hoard

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms:

1. supply(v)

   Synonyms:
   furnish, afford, yield, replenish, recruit, stock

PPDB, the paraphrase database(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate these synonyms:

1. List of paraphrases:

   supplies, provision, procurement, offer, provisioning, sourcing, provide, delivery, offering, availability, feeding, source, providing, offers, approvisionnement, quotation, font, distribution, acquisitions, bid, tender, supply-side, refuelling, provides, supplying, supplier, quote, rhcs

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How to use supply in a sentence?

1. Klaus Richter:

   A large part of the learning-curve challenge is getting carbon-fibre production of the airframe and assembly up to speed in synchronisation with the supply chain.

2. Ali Al-Naimi:

   I've seen oil at under $2 a barrel and at $147, and much volatility in between. I've witnessed gluts and scarcity. I've seen multiple booms and busts, these experiences have taught me that this business, and this commodity, like all commodities, is inevitably cyclical. Demand rises and falls. Supply rises and falls. Prices rise and fall.

3. Maros Sefcovic:

   As regards security of supply, Nord Stream-2 could lead to decreasing gas transportation corridors.

4. Andy Lohawatanakul:

   While we found no evidence of labor abuses in our entire supply chain, we have nonetheless completely locked down our supply chain to 30 fishmeal plants and 380 fishing vessels, for which we have full visibility and traceability on sustainability and social issues.

5. John Allan:

   We and our competitors are refilling our supply chains as rapidly as ever we can, I think we're unlikely to see anything more than very short term temporary shortages of certain products.

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