ran out

Supply hit zero

Ran out is the past tense of run out, meaning to exhaust a supply or reach the end of something available: We ran out of milk, Time ran out before I could finish.

It can also mean to expire: His luck finally ran out.

To run someone out is to force them to leave: They ran him out of town.

Related

finished · scarcity · lacked · left high and dry · escape · drained · consumed · shortage · failed · flee · dry up · breathless · insufficient · spent · fumes · battery · clock · supplies

Opposites
supply/abundance

ran outreplenished

Restored supply levels

restocked · filled up · overflowed · abounded · had enough

duration/continuity

ran outlasted

Remained through time

held out · endured · persisted · remained · continued

acquisition/accumulation

ran outaccumulated

Gradually collected or gathered

amassed · gathered · acquired · piled up · hoarded

Family

outside, out, runner, running, outcome, output, runs, ran, outrun

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G