resupply

/ ˌriːsəˈplaɪ /

verb

1. to provide (with something) again

Example Sentences

Its buildings serve as a command center, its parking lot becomes a helipad, and its water reservoirs are essential resupply stations.

From Los Angeles Times

The price issue will be “most worrisome if we have some kind of disruption in the market” and the Phillips refinery’s not there to help with resupply, said Severin Borenstein, faculty director at UC Berkeley’s Energy Institute.

From Los Angeles Times

“This bill will hold oil companies accountable for resupply plans when refineries shutdowns occur, ultimately saving Californians billions at the pump.”

From Los Angeles Times

Experts say if Russia can seize the city Ukraine's ability to resupply units in other crucial towns would become far more difficult.

From BBC

Employees and associates of Combs also were instructed to arrange the victims’ travel, hire sex workers, supply Combs with large sums of cash to pay sex workers, and resupply the rooms when Combs asked.

From Los Angeles Times