unbundled
/ʌnˈbʌndəld/
adjective
- Separated into individual parts or components that were previously sold or offered together as a package.
- The unbundled cable channels let customers pay only for the ones they watch.
- Unbundled services often give consumers more choice but require more decisions.
- After the company unbundled its software, users could buy each tool separately.
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- Past tense of unbundle: separated something into its individual parts or components.
- The bank unbundled its checking and savings accounts to offer them independently.
- The teacher unbundled the lesson into short, focused activities.
- Last year, the streaming service unbundled its movie and sports packages.