well-stocked

British  

adjective

1. having or containing sufficient goods, wares, food, etc

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Example Sentences

The camp sits on a picturesque hill flanked by tea plantations, well-stocked by NGOs from the United Nations, World Food Programme and others.

From Barron's

She tries to emphasize the quality and variety of the store’s dresses, and that some other nearby retailers are no longer able to afford to keep their inventory well-stocked.

From Los Angeles Times

Good news for you: Pricing was in line with past years’ entries, largely thanks to tech-friendly exceptions and well-stocked domestic inventory.

From The Wall Street Journal

From the war's outbreak, Amdjarass airport in eastern Chad has played a key role in keeping the RSF well-stocked, acting as a hub for cargo planes from the UAE flying over the border to the paramilitaries' fiefdom in the Darfur region, according to UN reports.

From Barron's

Theirs was a well-stocked nursery indeed, thanks to their former governess, but a crystal ball was not an everyday classroom item, even in Miss Lumley’s day.

From Literature