overpack
- noun
- /ˈoʊvərˌpæk/
- Specialized
- The warehouse stores chemicals in a special overpack to prevent leaks during transport.
Examples
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The overpack protected the fragile items during shipping.
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Each overpack was labeled with handling instructions for the shipping company.
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The fragile items were placed in an overpack to ensure they arrived safely.
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We need to use an overpack for these boxes.
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The shipping company used an overpack to safeguard fragile items during transportation.
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To protect the electronics, we placed them in an overpack with extra padding.
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They stored the boxes in an overpack to keep everything organized and secure.
Synonyms
A large strong box used to hold goods for storage or shipping
A large strong container used to hold things for moving or storage
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Etymology
Overpack is made of over- meaning 'extra' or 'above' and pack meaning 'a container for things'. So an overpack is like an extra outer pack or larger container put over one or more packages to protect them during transport.