packaged
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1.8
- adjective
- /ˈpækɪdʒd/
- The packaged snacks make it easy to take on a road trip.
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Watch on YouTubeI will say, however, that soft drinks like Lacroix come packaged inside a box, so.
- I will say, however, that soft drinks like Lacroix come packaged inside a box, so.
- And oh, like, just look how nicely packaged this is.
- Guys, I am talking about so much food both packaged and unpackaged.
- Beautiful, unscented, elegantly packaged and top top quality.
Examples
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Food labels in packaged foods tell you what's there.
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But our question is, does the trendy packaged food actually taste any better?
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And this is the this is the packaged product, right?
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So maybe, just maybe the bread is packaged in a way where it's not clear.
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I just think this is such a beautiful packaged minor lip duo.
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And then yeah, and it comes in a really nicely packaged box with treats toys.
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All right, crackers, packaged food and peanut butter.
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The candies are sold in packaged boxes to keep them fresh.
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She bought some packaged salads from the grocery store for lunch.
Synonyms
140
2.5
Closed and covered to stop water or air getting in
121
1.0
Having a covering of paper or cloth, like a present
20
3.9
A part of a page that has a small square or border to make it stand out
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3.0
Prepared and packed before being sold, like ready meals or snacks
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2.7
Put in packaging before being sold or used
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2.7
Made and wrapped before someone sells it
Antonyms
Compounds
How Packaged
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Morphology
Etymology
The word packaged comes from the simple verb pack, which means 'to put things into a container' and appears in words like backpack. So, packaged means goods that have been put into a container or cover, ready for sale or transport.