in stock

Idioms  

1. Available for sale or use, on hand, as in We have several dozen tires in stock. The antonym, out of stock, means “not available for sale,” usually only temporarily. For example, This item is out of stock now, but we expect a new order next week. [Early 1600s]

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Example Sentences

Lululemon also struggled to hit the mark on its product assortment, failing to innovate quickly enough or have the right sizes and colors in stock.

From Barron's

After selling out pretty much everywhere, they are now back in stock, but in limited supply, and the company expects shortages to continue into the new year.

From The Wall Street Journal

When contacted, the seller - based in the north of England - immediately sent pictures of the seahorses they had in stock.

From BBC

I’m 72 years old and have my IRA in stock.

From MarketWatch

It will also shell out roughly $11.7 billion in stock to Warner investors and absorb Warner’s $10.7 billion in studios and streaming debt in the deal, which carries an enterprise value of $82.7 billion.

From The Wall Street Journal

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