ready made
/ˈrɛdiˌmeɪd/
noun
- An item, especially a piece of clothing or a meal, that is mass-produced and sold in a finished state rather than made to order.
- The shop specializes in ready-mades, so you can walk out with a suit that fits off the rack.
- For dinner, we just heated up some ready-mades from the freezer.
- He prefers custom furniture over ready-mades because he wants unique designs.
adjective
- Already made, prepared, or available for immediate use, rather than being made to order or from scratch.
- The store sells ready-made curtains that fit standard window sizes.
- She bought a ready-made cake from the bakery instead of baking one herself.
- He used a ready-made template to create his resume quickly.
- Conveniently available or existing without needing effort or customization; often used to describe ideas, solutions, or opinions that are adopted without original thought.
- The politician offered ready-made answers that avoided the real issues.
- The software comes with ready-made solutions for common business problems.
- Many people rely on ready-made opinions from social media instead of thinking for themselves.
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