dishoard
dɪsˈhɔrd
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Definition of dishoard - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
businessDatedspend money or goods previously hoardedDated
  • The government encouraged citizens to dishoard their savings.
disburse expend spend
2.
storageDatedremove from a hoard or storeDated
  • They decided to dishoard the old coins.
release
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Origin of dishoard

Old English, dis (apart) + hord (treasure)

Examples of dishoard in a sentence

  • The policy aimed to make citizens dishoard their assets.
  • They had to dishoard the emergency supplies.
  • Farmers were forced to dishoard their grain reserves.

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  1. French:déthésauriser, sortir, ...
  2. German:ausgeben, aus dem Vorrat entfernen, ...
  3. Italian:spendere, disperdere il tesoro, ...
  4. Spanish:gastar, desacumular, ...
  5. Portuguese:desfazer-se, desacumular, ...
  6. Chinese:花费, 取出, ...
  7. Japanese:使う, 貯蔵から取り出す, ...
  8. Arabic:أَنفَقَ مَا ادَّخَرَهُ, أخرج, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהוֹצִיא, ...
  10. Russian:тратить, изъять из хранилища, ...
  11. Ukrainian:витратити, розграбувати, ...
  12. Hindi:खर्च करना, भंडार से निकालना, ...

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