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

In a captivating slugfest on a fast and bouncy pitch in Perth, England were bundled out for 172, only to reduce Australia to 123-9.

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Bavuma's gritty 55 not out in South Africa's second innings paved the way for a thrilling win inside three days after the tourists bundled out India for 93 in their chase of 124.

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Within hours she was bundled into a car with her father and an uncle, and driven back to Madrid.

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Although it snowed in Cleveland and Chicago this week and New Yorkers bundled up, gas traders don’t expect enough sustained cold weather to eat into supplies until next month.

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It’s led to a somewhat baffling proliferation of bundled products.

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