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unpackaged

unpackaged

1 3.5
Items not wrapped in a box or bag and sold loose
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈpækɪdʒd/
: a granel
  • Many health-conscious shoppers choose unpackaged snacks to avoid excessive packaging materials.

Guys, I am talking about so much food both packaged and unpackaged.

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Examples

  • Nevertheless, some consumers believe that merchants will bring good things out on posters, and their performance and quality should not be bad; it is not only better than unpackaged products but might also be better.

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  • And here we are the unpackaged data share pro USB drive.

  • Between the unpackaged meat and the fresh bread, it's like a Persian bazaar.

  • It was decidedly unfancy, unpackaged, and unpolished.

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  • At the farmer's market, I prefer to buy unpackaged fruits and vegetables to reduce plastic waste.

  • In eco-friendly stores, you'll find unpackaged goods that allow customers to bring their own containers.

Synonyms

unwrapped
vsunpackaged
5 1.0

Not covered by paper or plastic

is about goods sold loose not only the state of a removed covering
unbagged
vsunpackaged
1 4.7

Not put in a bag, for example at checkout

is broader covering goods sold loose not only lacking a small container
packless
vsunpackaged
6.7

Sold without packaging to reduce waste

is goods offered loose without focusing on environmental reason

Antonyms

41 1.8

Placed inside a container for sale or transport

How Packaged

sealed
140 2.5
packaged
41 1.8
boxed
20 3.9
wrapped
121 1.0
unpackaged
1 3.5

Surface Forms

unpackaged positive

Morphology

unpackaged = packaged (transparent) = un + package + ed

Clearly formed by adding negative prefix 'un-' to 'packaged' (package + -ed), meaning 'not packaged'.

Etymology

Unpackaged starts with un- meaning 'not' and the main part package meaning 'box or wrap'. So unpackaged means goods sold or shown loose, not in a box or wrap, like fruit or grains without plastic or containers.