boxed
word · lemma: box
Definition
Put into a box or contained in a box; can also refer to the past tense of the verb 'to box,' meaning to place something in a box.
Usage & Nuances
'Boxed' is used most commonly as an adjective describing items packed in a box ('boxed set') or as the past participle of 'box' (to pack). Not to be confused with 'boxed' (the verb) meaning to fight in a boxing match, though that use is less common. Often appears with 'boxed lunch', 'boxed gift', or 'feel boxed in' (meaning trapped).
Example Sentences
The toys were boxed carefully for shipping.
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She bought a boxed set of books.
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Lunch is boxed for all students today.
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I feel a bit boxed in this tiny room.
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Have you boxed up all the clothes for donation?
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We were surprised that the cookies came already boxed.
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