unboxing
- adjective
- /ʌnˈbɑːksɪŋ/
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- In her unboxing presentation, she revealed the beauty products she ordered online.
The box has this really nice soft touch material making for a pleasant unboxing experience and if anyone would know that it would.
- The box has this really nice soft touch material making for a pleasant unboxing experience and if anyone would know that it would.
Examples
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So today we are doing an unboxing video.
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The box has this really nice soft touch material making for a pleasant unboxing experience and if anyone would know that it would.
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One thing I am sure of, they've created an extremely religious unboxing experience.
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You're the, you're the unboxing kid on YouTube.
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Here's an unboxing preview of a few items that we'll be reviewing in the coming weeks.
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This unboxing video showcases the latest smartphone and highlights its features.
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The unboxing experience for the new gaming console was more exciting than I expected.
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Etymology
Unboxing as an adjective comes from the same parts un- ('reverse') and box ('container'). It describes things that are about opening a product to show what is inside, for example an unboxing video.