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📦 To pack early 📦 A ready package 💼 A quick sale
prepack

prepack

4.6
A group of products put together in advance for shops to sell
  • noun
  • /ˈpriːˌpæk/
: preenvasado
  • The store sells prepack items at a discount.

Examples

  • The supermarket ordered a prepack of fresh fruit for the new display.

  • Each prepack contains a variety of snacks for easy stocking on shelves.

  • Retailers prefer to buy items in prepack form to save time on preparation.

  • I bought a prepack of snacks for the trip.

  • The store offers a variety of prepack meals that are convenient for busy families.

  • He decided to buy a prepack snack to take with him on the trip.

  • During the event, they provided prepack kits containing all the materials needed for the activities.

Synonyms

packaged goods
vsprepack
1 2.5

Items sold in boxes, cans, or bottles to keep them fresh, often food

is prepared in wrapping ahead of sale for delivery to stores
ready-made
vsprepack
1 3.9

An item like a shirt or chair made before you buy it

is placed into containers ahead for sale and store distribution rather than mass produced
premade
vsprepack
1 3.4

A ready item you can eat or use immediately

is put into containers ahead for sale rather than only prepared for immediate use
packaged good
vsprepack
1 2.7

A product sold in a package like food or soap

is placed into containers before sale for distribution to stores

Antonyms

unpackaged
1 3.5

Items not wrapped in a box or bag and sold loose

How Packaged

prepack
4.6
wrapped
121 1.0
packless
6.7

Surface Forms

prepack singular
prepacks plural

Morphology

prepack = prepack (semi-transparent) = pre + pack

The noun is formed by conversion from the verb 'prepack', but the specific count-noun sense 'a prepacked item or set' is somewhat specialized.

Etymology

Prepack is made from the parts pre- ('before') and pack ('put together or wrap'). So a prepack is something already packed 'before' it goes to the shop, which makes stocking shelves faster.