displenish Synonyms
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displenish Meaning
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displenish (v. t.)
To deprive or strip, as a house of furniture, or a barn of stock.
displenish Sentence Examples
- The company decided to displenish its entire inventory of outdated products.
- The old furniture was displenished from the attic to make room for new items.
- The displenishment of the old equipment allowed the factory to upgrade to more modern machinery.
- The displenishment process was completed quickly and efficiently, with minimal disruption to operations.
- The displenishment of the obsolete inventory resulted in a significant reduction in storage costs.
- The displenishment of the outdated software allowed the company to install the latest security patches.
- The displenishment of the old uniforms allowed the team to update their look and feel.
- The displenishment of the old books from the library made room for new and relevant titles.
- The displenishment of the old toys from the playroom allowed the children to explore new and exciting activities.
- The displenishment of the old dishes from the kitchen allowed the family to replace them with a new set.
FAQs About the word displenish
To deprive or strip, as a house of furniture, or a barn of stock.
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The company decided to displenish its entire inventory of outdated products.
The old furniture was displenished from the attic to make room for new items.
The displenishment of the old equipment allowed the factory to upgrade to more modern machinery.
The displenishment process was completed quickly and efficiently, with minimal disruption to operations.
