prepackaged

/priːˈpækɪdʒd/
adjective
  1. Sold already wrapped or contained in a package, usually before reaching the store.
    • We bought prepackaged salads to save time on dinner.
    • The store sells prepackaged cheese slices for sandwiches.
    • Many travelers prefer prepackaged snacks for long flights.
  2. Already arranged or decided in advance, often without room for change.
    • The software comes with prepackaged templates for beginners.
    • The tour offered a prepackaged itinerary with no flexibility.
    • His speech felt prepackaged and lacked genuine emotion.
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