0 past simple and past participle of provision
1 to supply someone or something with food and other necessary things
This was to be achieved by reducing consumption to a bare minimum - a campaign which inevitably had an adverse effect on retailers, especially service provisioned.
The advantage of virtual agencies is that services can be provisioned automatically in real-time by pooling resources.
Some of them continued to practise subsistence agriculture and stock-farming, others became involved in more profitable activities such as livestock trade which provisioned the markets of the central quarters.
Upon receipt, the parasitoids were placed in a 45r45r45 cm cage that was freely provisioned with fly-infested olives, water, and a honey-water solution (50% by volume).
Are they not paid, provisioned, and uniformed by us?
It has been said, in fact, that we are only provisioned for a period of six weeks.
This sum is provisioned for use in the construction of fighting ships.
We should want to be not only strong in arms but to be well provisioned.
