stocker

[stok-er] / ˈstɒk ər /

ADJECTIVE

commonplace

Synonyms

STRONG

basic common dull established formal normal ordinary overused regular routine set standard staple stereotyped

WEAK

banal conventional customary hackneyed run-of-the-mill traditional trite typical usual worn-out

Antonyms

STRONG

abnormal different disorderly eccentric extra extraordinary infrequent irregular rare secondary uncommon unconventional unusual

WEAK

original

Example Sentences

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Realistically, how confident can we be that schoolteachers, lunchroom cooks, church ushers or produce stockers will be any better prepared to draw down and do battle than those trained professionals in Uvalde?

From Washington Post

Cashiers, shopping-cart attendants, shelf stockers — their manager, Lorraine Baker, 57, calls them “my babies.”

From New York Times

Christopher White told an overnight stocker at Sam’s Club as he typed the man’s information into his laptop computer.

From Washington Post

As a young adult, he attended art classes at night and took whatever blue-collar work came his way, including dishwasher, warehouse stocker and aircraft riveter.

From New York Times

He also previously worked as a security guard at Boston Scientific facilities in the Minneapolis area, as a supermarket stocker and as a trainer at a McDonald’s.

From Seattle Times