bundled

Definition

adj. packed together tightly in a group or package. You use this when items are joined or tied up closely.

adj. packed closely together in a group, bundle, or package. Typically used attributively before a noun to describe the state of the items.

simple

“The bundled cables were easy to carry.”

contextual

“She bought the bundled software suite to save money on individual licenses.”

complex

“The bundled services offered a convenient, albeit restrictive, solution for consumers seeking an all-in-one digital experience.”

Often used as a participial adjective describing items that have been grouped together.

“There is an old Japanese saying: 'One arrow is easy to break, but three arrows bundled together are not,'" Mizuno said.”

“The visitors went in front on 75 minutes when Callum Styles played in Jimmy-Jay Morgan, whose cross was bundled over the line by Heggebø.”