revictual in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Revictual (verb): To supply a ship or crew with fresh provisions or supplies, especially before a journey or after a period at sea.

The captain ordered the crew to revictual the ship before their long voyage.
After weeks at sea, the sailors were relieved to finally reach a port to revictual.
In the midst of their expedition, the team realized they needed to revictual to continue their research.
The military convoy made a strategic stop to revictual and ensure their supplies were sufficient.
As the winter approached, the villagers worked tirelessly to revictual for the harsh months ahead.