Definitions and Examples of unwrapped, unboxed, unencased
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not covered or enclosed in wrapping paper or packaging material.
Example
She handed me an unwrapped gift, revealing its contents before I had a chance to guess.
Not contained in a box or removed from its original box.
Example
The new computer arrived unboxed, with all its components scattered on the floor.
unencased
Not enclosed or protected by a case or cover.
Example
The phone was unencased, leaving it vulnerable to scratches and damage.
Key Differences: unwrapped vs unboxed vs unencased
- 1Unwrapped refers to something that is not covered in wrapping paper or packaging material.
- 2Unboxed describes something that is not contained in a box or has been removed from its original box.
- 3Unencased means something that is not enclosed or protected by a case or cover.
Effective Usage of unwrapped, unboxed, unencased
- 1Shopping: Use these antonyms when looking for products that are not packaged.
- 2Cooking: Use unwrapped to describe food items that are not wrapped in packaging.
- 3Shipping: Use unboxed to describe items that are shipped without a box.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of packaged are unwrapped, unboxed, and unencased. These words describe the state of an item that is not contained or covered in a package. Use these words when shopping, cooking, or shipping items to convey their state accurately.
