commissariat

/,kɔmi'seəriət/
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commissariat

The commissariat ensures the troops have enough rations for the journey.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A stock or supply of foods: A commissariat refers to a collection or store of food provisions, especially for a military force or other organized group.
    • A government department in charge of supplying food and provisions: Historically, it can refer to a governmental department responsible for the supply of food and other necessities, particularly for the military.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The army's commissariat was well-stocked for the long winter campaign.
    • Managing the commissariat was crucial for the expedition's survival in the remote outpost.
Advanced Usage
  • "to oversee the commissariat": To be in charge of managing the food supplies.
    • His duty was to oversee the commissariat and ensure no unit went hungry.
Variants and Related Words
  • Commissary (n): A store where food and supplies are sold, especially in a military base, prison, or large organization; also, a person to whom a duty is entrusted.
    • She bought snacks at the camp commissary.
Synonyms
  • Provisions: Supplies of food and other necessary items.
  • Food supply: The stock of food available.
  • Victuals: Food or provisions (archaic or formal).
Related Phrases

(This word does not commonly form phrasal verbs or idioms in modern English.)

commissariat

The commissariat ensures the troops have enough rations for the journey.

Noun
  1. a stock or supply of foods