to unboxing
- verb
- /ʌnˈbɑːksɪŋ/
- Neologism
- She decided to unbox the mystery package she received in the mail.
So the brand that I'm going to be unboxing today is Mailee's.
- So the brand that I'm going to be unboxing today is Mailee's.
- OK, so this is probably meant for Halloween, but I haven't unboxed it yet, so my bad.
- Now let's go unbox pizza chef.
Examples
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I'm really not sure what it is, so let's unbox it for fun.
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We are going to be unboxing the Airpods Max.
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So I'm unboxing the new dishes that I got.
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So today we'll be unboxing the BFU wave tooth.
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So the brand that I'm going to be unboxing today is Mailee's.
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So in this video we're going to unbox this pile of folders.
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I'm excited to unbox my new smartphone and see all its features.
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In this vlog, I will unbox the latest gaming console for my viewers.
Synonyms
Unwrapping gifts at a celebration with family or friends
How Revealing
- Neologism
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unboxing as a verb comes from un- ('reverse') and box ('container'), similar to unwrap. So, to unbox something is to open its package and show its contents for the first time.