unbundled

[uhn-buhn-dld]

adjective

1. (of related products or services) sold separately rather than as a package.

   unbundled financial services.

Word History and Origins

Origin of unbundled¹

First recorded in 1965–70; unbundle + -ed ²

Example Sentences

The average price U.S. consumers paid for unbundled wired internet was $83.35 per month in February, according to market-research firm J.D.

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It’s flying “unbundled”: Start with the worst experience imaginable, then pay up for whatever shreds of dignity you need to feel human.

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Though their models vary somewhat, ULCCs typically offer fully “unbundled” fares.

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Norway’s soccer federation, for example, having failed to have the term-limits amendment unbundled from a suite of other changes, voted in favor of the new rules.

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Endeavor modeled valuations for the women’s basketball tournament both bundled and unbundled, Mandel said.

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