Victualed example sentences
Related (8): provision, supply, nourish, sustain, victual, feed, cater, provide
vict·ual
verb
victualed (past tense) · victualed (past participle)
- provide with food or other stores:
- obtain or lay in food or other stores:
- eat:
Synonyms
nourish, sustain, suckle, breastfeed, here"Victualed" Example Sentences
1. He victualed the troops with enough food to last a week.2. The ship was victualed with supplies for its long journey.
3. We victualed the camp with enough provisions for two weeks.
4. The army was victualed with enough food to last a month.
5. The crew was victualed with enough food and water for the voyage.
6. She victualed the kitchen with enough food to feed a small army.
7. He victualed his house with enough food to last a month.
8. The expedition was victualed with enough food to last a year.
9. They victualed the ship with enough supplies for the long journey.
10. The castle was victualed with enough food and water to last a month.
11. The soldiers were victualed with enough supplies for a long march.
12. We victualed the camp with enough food to last the winter.
13. The party was victualed with enough food and drink to last a week.
14. She victualed the pantry with enough food to last a month.
15. The troops were victualed with enough food and water for the march.
16. He victualed the ship with enough supplies for a long voyage.
17. They victualed the castle with enough food to last a year.
18. The army was victualed with enough food and water for the march.
19. We victualed the kitchen with enough food to last the winter.
20. The expedition was victualed with enough supplies for the journey.
Common Phases
provisioned; victualled; supplied; outfitted.Recently Searched
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