0 past simple and past participle of provision --
1 to supply someone or something with food and other necessary things --
After all we have to think of every single town in this country, which is provisioned day by day in the way of vegetables by carts coming in from outside.
Where are they to be provisioned from?
There is widespread hostel allergy among young people to-day, and therefore it should not surprise anybody that many of the hostels, adequately provisioned and splendidly run, are only two-thirds full.
They have to be coaled and provisioned, and there must be an enormous number of transports engaged to take the necessary provisions, coal, and appliances to them.
For many months past, perhaps years, squadrons have been operating at rates of effort far higher than is normal and provisioned for in peacetime.
We know that the airfield is sufficiently intact for the islands to be provisioned by air.
A country that is not provisioned must be vulnerable.
We should want to be not only strong in arms but to be well provisioned.
