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Definition of package

package

/ˈpæk.ɪdʒ/
pack · age

Plural:packages
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Past Simple:packaged
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Past Participle:packaged
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Present Participle:packaging
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• noun

1

An object or group of objects wrapped in paper or packed in a box for transport or storage.

Example

"The courier delivered a large package to the front door this morning."


2

A comprehensive collection of related items, services, or proposals offered or considered as a single unit.

Example

"The software comes as part of a complete digital marketing package."


3

A collection of software components, modules, or programs bundled together for distribution or installation in computing.

Example

"You need to update the installation package to fix the security vulnerability."

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• verb

1

To put something into a box or wrapping, especially for transport or sale.

Example

"The warehouse uses automated machines to package the products more efficiently."


2

To present someone or something in a particular way in order to make them attractive or appealing to an audience or market.

Example

"The political candidate was carefully packaged by public relations experts to appeal to younger voters."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Mid 16th century: from the verb 'pack' combined with the suffix '-age'. Originally denoting the action or mode of packing goods.

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