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stock

[stok] / stɒk /
ADJECTIVE
commonplace
Synonyms
STRONG
basic common dull established formal normal ordinary overused regular routine set standard staple stereotyped
WEAK
banal conventional customary hackneyed run-of-the-mill traditional trite typical usual worn-out
Antonyms
STRONG
abnormal different disorderly eccentric extra extraordinary infrequent irregular rare secondary uncommon unconventional unusual
WEAK
original
NOUN
merchandise
Synonyms
STRONGEST
fund goods inventory reserve stockpile store supply
STRONG
accumulation array articles assets assortment backlog cache choice commodities hoard pharmacopoeia produce range reservoir selection variety wares
WEAK
nest egg
Antonyms
STRONGEST
debt
WEAK
fact truth
NOUN
animals raised on a farm
Synonyms
STRONG
animals beasts cattle cows domestic flock fowl herd hogs horses livestock pigs sheep swine
WEAK
farm animals
Antonyms
WEAK
fact truth
NOUN
ancestry
Synonyms
STRONG
background breed clan descent extraction family folk forebears house kin kindred line lineage parentage pedigree race species strain tribe type variety
WEAK
line of descent
Antonyms
WEAK
fact truth
NOUN
investment in company
Synonyms
STRONGEST
property share
STRONG
assets bonds capital convertible funds paper
WEAK
OTCs blue chips over-the-counters
Antonyms
WEAK
fact truth
NOUN
estimation, faith
Synonyms
STRONGEST
confidence inventory
STRONG
appraisal assessment count dependence estimate evaluation figure hope judgment reliance review trust
WEAK
appraisement
Antonyms
STRONG
disbelief
WEAK
fact truth
VERB
supply with merchandise
Synonyms
STRONGEST
carry equip fill furnish handle hoard provide sell stockpile
STRONG
accumulate amass gather have keep provision reserve save store
WEAK
deal in keep on hand lay in put away stow away trade in
Antonyms
STRONGEST
spend take
STRONG
disperse dissipate distribute divide give let go scatter squander use waste
WEAK
deplete use up

Example Sentences

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Partly that is because these stocks were already pricing in a lot of growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

After Monday’s respite from Iran angst, U.S. stocks appear set for a wobbly open.

From The Wall Street Journal

European indexes were largely down in subdued early trade as oil-sensitive industrial stocks slipped.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last Friday, Prabowo took stock of the economic situation with his cabinet, stating: "We must now also take proactive measures, meaning we must conserve fuel."

From Barron's

Australia has released some of the oil it had stocked away for use in an emergency and temporarily lowered fuel standards, meaning that more-polluting fuel can be sold to consumers.

From The Wall Street Journal

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.