packaged
UK: ˈpækɪdʒd | US: ˈpækɪdʒd
adj. wrapped or sealed in a container for storage or sale
vt. (past tense of package) prepared or presented in a structured or attractive way
The word packaged derives from package, which originated in the mid-16th century from the Dutch pakkage (a bundle or parcel) and the verb pakken (to pack). The suffix -d marks the past tense or past participle form in English. The morpheme package retains its core meaning of bundling or preparing items for distribution, while the -d suffix indicates completed action.
The products were neatly packaged in recyclable materials.
She packaged the gifts with colorful paper and ribbons.
The software is packaged with a user-friendly manual.
Freshly packaged herbs retain their flavor longer.
The deal was packaged to appeal to investors.