0 past simple and past participle of procure
1 to get something, especially after an effort:
Therefore, wood is not a cheap fuel when procured from the market.
Grain can be procured internally from domestic production or externally from international markets.
Selling the procured grain to rural areas is often known as 'resale'.
The radio networks had built up a truly national audience; well-timed pre-emption procured it for the president.
When he procured some from neighbouring houses, the old man swallowed it all and then spat a little on the boy's outstretched palm.
That is to say, an image of the surface itself was not procured.
Because patients and families would have no say in the matter, whether organs were procured would depend only on whether they were viable for transplantation.
The optics for image slicers has been designed and procured.
