mass-produced
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3.8
- adjective
- /ˈmæs prəˌduːst/
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producción en masa
- She prefers handcrafted items over mass-produced goods that lack individuality.
- mass-produced goods
- mass-produced items
- mass-produced commodities
This is not some mass produced knock off NES clone.
- This is not some mass produced knock off NES clone.
- Perhaps the best symbol of this shift towards mass produced, easy, convenient breakfast food is cornflakes.
- There is a place for, you know, if you go walk around hotels, the walls are blasted with sort of mass produced art, OK.
- But I've just had a quote for a, a lens on a rear light of a car, a mass produced car.
- But what they don't realize is an RSQ rate is a mass produced car versus something like a EUR perf, which is not a mass produced car.
Examples
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The newly mass-produced goods needed consumers, and advertising emerged as the bridge between mass-produced goods and mass purchasing.
Academic text (2005) -
As the cloth became popular abroad, mass-produced cloth flooded the market.
Academic text (1997) -
In the short term, industrial food is less expensive because it's mass produced and automated.
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And he says pieces like this could be mass produced either in base metal or plastic from a mold.
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Modern mass produced collectibles are almost always terrible investments.
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Perhaps the best symbol of this shift towards mass produced, easy, convenient breakfast food is cornflakes.
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So I actually recently bought, I pre-ordered and will soon have delivered the first mass produced Linux phone.
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Today, every grade and kind of antiquity is being mass-produced and sold in quantities too large to imagine.
Academic text (2009) -
The Curtiss Jenny was the first mass-produced airplane, with 6,000 turned out between 1915 and 1918.
Academic text (2003) -
The Curtiss Jenny became the first mass-produced airplane, with 6,000 manufactured from 1915 to 1918.
Academic text (2003)
Synonyms
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Made by a machine rather than by hand
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Made by machines in large numbers rather than by hand
Made in a factory in large amounts rather than by hand
Antonyms
How Mass-produced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mass-produced comes from the words mass meaning 'large amount' and produce meaning 'to make'. So, mass-produced means made in large amounts, often in factories rather than by hand.