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well-stocked

British  

adjective

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

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The new Ross in Alhambra has several self-checkout lanes and well-stocked aisles organized into categories such as apparel, technology and cosmetics.

From Los Angeles Times

In a 1986 photo taken in Crazy Prices Supermarket outside of Dublin, a baby has been tossed in the seat of a well-stocked shopping cart like a consumer good.

From The Wall Street Journal

Filmmaker Boots Riley and a well-stocked cast including Keke Palmer and Demi Moore unveiled a movie that is as politically conscious as it is surreal and funny.

From Los Angeles Times

In Kyiv, there are traffic jams, well-stocked shops, restaurants and cafés.

From BBC

The backstage of the auditorium, dubbed the bodega, has been turned into a well-stocked pantry for families who are too afraid to leave their homes.

From Los Angeles Times