prepacked
- adjective
- /priˈpækt/
- The store offers a variety of prepacked meals for quick dinner options.
- prepacked meals
And for far too long I did not do this one thing that was a game changer and that is always having my makeup and skin care prepacked.
- And for far too long I did not do this one thing that was a game changer and that is always having my makeup and skin care prepacked.
Examples
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We prefer prepacked snacks for our road trips because they are more convenient.
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As he sorted out the prepacked gear they'd received with her permit, he marveled at the new Emergency Position Locating Devices.
Fiction book (1996) -
I bought a prepacked salad for lunch that was easy and convenient.
Synonyms
Sold in standard sizes so it can be used right away
Prepared and packed before being sold, like ready meals or snacks
Put in packaging before being sold or used
Placed inside a container for sale or transport
A ready item you can eat or use immediately
Antonyms
How Packaged
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Prepacked comes from the prefix pre- meaning 'before' and the verb pack meaning 'to put things into a bag or box'. So, prepacked describes goods or food that were packed 'before' you buy them.