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warehoused

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb warehouse has 1 sense
  1. warehouse - store in a warehouse
    --1 is one way to
    store
    Derived forms: noun warehouse1, noun warehouser1, noun warehousing1
    Sample sentence:
    They warehouse the goods

Definitions from the Web

Term: warehoused

Definition:

Verb. The past tense and past participle form of the verb 'warehouse' which refers to the act of storing goods or products in a warehouse.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

Verb. To store goods systematically in a warehouse for future use or distribution.

Example Sentence 1: The company warehoused their new inventory before launching their online store.

Example Sentence 2: The agriculture cooperative needed a large space to warehouse the surplus crops.

Related Products: Warehouse Racks, Pallet Jack

Sense 2:

Adjective. Describing something that is stored or kept in a warehouse.

Example Sentence 1: The warehoused furniture was carefully wrapped and protected from dust.

Example Sentence 2: The warehouse workers began unloading the warehoused goods onto the delivery trucks.

Related Products: Packing Materials, Storage Bins

Sense 3:

Verb (Local Sense). To temporarily accommodate or provide housing, especially to refugees or displaced people.

Example Sentence 1: The government warehoused the refugees in converted schools until new accommodation was ready.

Example Sentence 2: The nonprofit organization warehoused the displaced families in a community center after the natural disaster.

Related Products: Sleeping Bags, Tents

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