adj
Uncommon
packaged
Packaged (adj) means Already put into a package or container, ready for sale or delivery. Example: “The store sells mostly packaged foods rather than fresh produce.”
adj
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Already put into a package or container, ready for sale or delivery.
"The store sells mostly packaged foods rather than fresh produce."
How to use packaged
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishAlready wrapped or boxed up, typically ready to sell or ship.
Common pairings
packaged goods
packaged food
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Antonyms
unpackaged
Rhymes for packaged
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What does “packaged” mean?
The word “packaged” means already put into a package or container, ready for sale or delivery. In plain terms, already wrapped or boxed up, typically ready to sell or ship.
How do you use “packaged” in a sentence?
Here is “packaged” used in a sentence: “The store sells mostly packaged foods rather than fresh produce.”
What part of speech is “packaged”?
“Packaged” is an adjective.
Is “packaged” a common word?
“Packaged” is an uncommon word in modern English.
