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flatpack

/ˈflæt.pæk/
flat · pack

Plural:flatpacks
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Adjective:flatpack
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Past Simple:flatpacked
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Past Participle:flatpacked
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Present Participle:flatpacking
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flatpack Lexical Profile

flatpack Game Scores & Validity

• adjective

1

British Supplied in pieces inside a flat box to be assembled by the buyer (especially of furniture).

Example

"They spent the entire weekend building flatpack wardrobes for the new apartment."

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• noun

1

British A piece of furniture or other equipment sold in pieces packed into a flat box for easy transport and assembly by the buyer.

Example

"The bookcase arrived as a heavy flatpack with a confusing instruction manual."


2

A thin, flat rectangular package housing an integrated circuit with leads extending from its edges.

Example

"The circuit board design uses a ceramic flatpack to save vertical space."

• verb

1

British To package or supply furniture or equipment in disassembled pieces inside a flat box.

Example

"The manufacturer decided to flatpack the shelving units to reduce shipping costs."

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Flatpack. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/flatpack
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