adjective
unpacked
adjective
1
Having had its contents removed; no longer packed.
"By evening, all the boxes were finally unpacked."
2
Not yet packed.
"Her clothes were still unpacked the night before the flight."
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Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDepending on context, either already emptied out or not yet put into a container.
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Etymology
From un- + packed, or from unpack + -ed.