packaged
- adjective
- /ˈpækɪdʒd/
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envasado
- The packaged snacks make it easy to take on a road trip.
I 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
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3.0
Prepared and packed before being sold, like ready meals or snacks
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3.9
A part of a page that has a small square or border to make it stand out
Made and wrapped before someone sells it
Put in packaging before being sold or used
Having a covering of paper or cloth, like a present
Closed and covered to stop water or air getting in
Antonyms
Compounds
How Packaged
Surface Forms
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.