depots (Meaning)
depots
a bodily location where a substance is stored usually for later utilization, a place for the reception and forwarding of military replacements, a place of deposit for goods, a building for railroad or bus passengers or freight, a place for the storage of military supplies, store, cache, being in storage, a place for storing goods or motor vehicles, acting over a prolonged period, a place where military supplies are kept or where troops are assembled and trained
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depots Sentence Examples
- The military depots contained a vast arsenal of weapons and ammunition.
- The construction depots held all the necessary materials for the building project.
- The library depots stored rare and valuable books that were not available in the public stacks.
- The grain depots ensured a steady supply of food for the region during times of famine.
- The oil depots played a crucial role in the transportation and storage of petroleum products.
- The postal depots sorted and processed millions of letters and packages daily.
- The blood depots collected and stored donated blood for medical emergencies.
- The emergency depots were stocked with essential supplies for distribution in the event of a disaster.
- The geological depots contained samples of rocks and minerals for research and analysis.
- The pharmaceutical depots managed the distribution of prescription drugs to pharmacies and hospitals.
FAQs About the word depots
a bodily location where a substance is stored usually for later utilization, a place for the reception and forwarding of military replacements, a place of depos
warehouses, repositories, depositories, storehouses,storages, stockrooms, bins, banks, caches, lockers
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The military depots contained a vast arsenal of weapons and ammunition.
The construction depots held all the necessary materials for the building project.
The library depots stored rare and valuable books that were not available in the public stacks.
The grain depots ensured a steady supply of food for the region during times of famine.
