purvey

/pə:'vei/
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purvey

The local market purveys fresh produce to the community.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To supply or provide (food, provisions, or other necessities), especially as a business or service.
    • To make something available or furnish it, often on a regular or professional basis.
Examples of Usage
  • Verb:
    • The company purveys organic vegetables to local restaurants.
    • In the 19th century, his family business purveyed meat to the royal household.
Advanced Usage
  • "to purvey information/ideas": To be a source or supplier of information, news, or ideas, often with a nuance of dissemination.
    • That website purveys gossip and sensational news.
    • The philosopher sought to purvey a new theory of ethics.
Variants and Related Words
  • Purveyor (n): A person or business that supplies provisions, especially food, or that provides a particular service or commodity.
    • He is a purveyor of fine wines.
    • The newspaper was accused of being a purveyor of propaganda.
Synonyms
  • Supply: To make (something needed or wanted) available to someone.
  • Provide: To make available for use; to supply.
  • Furnish: To provide or supply (an item or service).
Related Phrases
  • "to purvey to": (Less common) To supply provisions to a specific person, group, or institution.
    • The firm purveyed to the needs of the expedition.
Related Idioms
purvey

The local market purveys fresh produce to the community.

Verb
  1. supply with provisions

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