Stockpile Definition

stŏkpīl
stockpiled, stockpiles, stockpiling
noun
stockpiles
A reserve supply of goods, raw material, etc., accumulated esp. in anticipation of future shortage or emergency.
Webster's New World
A supply stored for future use, usually carefully accrued and maintained.
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verb
stockpiled, stockpiling
To accumulate a stockpile (of)
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Noun

Singular:
stockpile
Plural:
stockpiles

Origin of Stockpile

Stockpile Sentence Examples

  • Downloading karaoke songs for free is a great way to start your collection and have a stockpile of fun songs to sing alone or with friends.

  • The United States has its $ 4 billion ' scientific based stockpile stewardship ' plans.

  • We have no way of dealing with Britain 's hazardous nuclear waste stockpile - which could explode or leak at any time.

  • If you have access to a Cricut or other die cut machine, you could even try making a stockpile of flowers or other small embellishments that can quickly be added to a layout in progress.

  • Usually, hoarders choose something that is easily accessible so that they can stockpile it.

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ELEILE

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