packed
Pronunciation: [pækt]
Word
Context: "quantity"
(adjective) when something is filled with as much as it can hold. Imagine a suitcase that is so full that you can't fit anything else in it—it's packed!
Example
The suitcase was packed with clothes for the vacation.
Example
The backpack wasn't packed properly, so there was a lot of extra space.
Example
Is your lunch packed for school today?
Context: "action"
(verb) to put things into a container or place carefully and completely. When you pack your school bag, you are putting all your supplies inside it.
Example
I packed my lunch this morning before heading to school.
Example
I forgot to pack my favorite book before leaving the house.
Example
Did you pack everything you needed for the trip?
Context: "movement"
(verb) to fill a space or place with a large number of people or things. Think about a concert where so many people come that it becomes very crowded.
Example
The stadium was packed with excited fans for the championship game.
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The room was not packed at all; there were only a few people inside.
Example
Was the event packed with attendees?
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