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

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

ready-made

vsprepack

4 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

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

packaged goods

vsprepack

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

premade

vsprepack

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

Antonyms

unpackaged

1 3.5

Items not wrapped in a box or bag and sold loose

How Packaged

prepack

4.6

packaged goods

2.5

wrapped

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.