Opposite of to accumulate a large stock of (goods or materials)
Opposite of to store or set aside for future use
“If you continue to waste your points, you will have no credits left on your rewards card.”
Opposite of to come, accumulate or gather together into a single mass or collection
“Already the hissing had quieted, and the hanging veils of blackened smoke and steam had begun to disperse.”
Opposite of to acquire or store an increasing number or quantity of
“It was time to discard most of the junk we had been hoarding over the years.”
Opposite of to hold or maintain
“Please don't lose this heirloom as it means the world to me.”
(of items for sale) Opposite of to supply or stock with
“Why did they remove such a popular item from the shelf?”
Opposite of a large number of something
Opposite of a quantity or group of accumulated items
Opposite of a supply or source of something
Opposite of a group of accumulated items of a particular kind
Opposite of a supply or store of a commodity
“He complains that there is a lack of food in the pantry.”
Opposite of the act or process of becoming larger in quantity
“As this energy system becomes depleted, there is a gradual decrease in power output, which can be measured as a decrease in performance.”
Opposite of a supply or quantity of something accumulated or available for future use
(figuratively) Opposite of a plentiful source of supply
“The young boy had turned into a fearless leader, the undeniable consequence of his infinite vision and ambition.”
(usually "resources") Opposite of a stock or supply of assets that can be drawn on
Opposite of a sum of money saved for the future
“When the cost of living increases, everybody will cut wasteful expenditure.”
Opposite of a large unit of things or people
“The responsibility for redesigning the motherboards has been assigned to a specialized division within the company.”
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