bundled

[buhn-dld]

adjective

Computers.

1. (of hardware or software) sold together, as a package, rather than separately.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bundled¹

bundle + -ed ²

Example Sentences

She recalled how her mother bundled her and her siblings into a bus that took them to the border, where they hired a “coyote,” or human smuggler, to get the rest of the way.

From Los Angeles Times

On the ground in the wards are dozens of dead patients still bundled up in their bloodied bed sheets.

From BBC

Any hope of shutting out the hosts was soon snuffed out as replacement George Horne threw a blind pass on his own five-metre while being bundled into touch.

From BBC

She claimed her demands to see a judge or an attorney were ignored, and she was instead bundled into an unmarked vehicle and taken to a warehouse in an undisclosed location.

From Los Angeles Times

Often, she continued, medical certificates granting exemption from the draft are ignored by the soldiers - and the holders are bundled unceremoniously into vehicles and taken away.

From BBC

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