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

“We bundled up pretty good. None of my kids had played in the snow. We couldn’t see the numbers, couldn’t see the hash marks.”

From Los Angeles Times

On his website, fans can buy different vinyl versions of the new album, bundled with original merchandise.

From BBC

These networks are able to maintain carriage and increase their fee rates with distributors in part because they’re bundled with broadcast network NBC.

From Los Angeles Times

Had he turned up on time, the widely-respected senior coroner would have been handcuffed, bundled into a car and kidnapped from Chelmsford.

From BBC

The complaint alleged that donations may have been “bundled,” a term for when an individual collects campaign contributions from other donors.

From Los Angeles Times

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