unprepackaged

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ prepackaged.

Adjective

unprepackaged (not comparable)

1. Not prepackaged.
   • 2002, Jan Mrázek -, Puppet theater in contemporary Indonesia, →ISBN:

     Ultimately, what I can recommend is to go beyond looking for works recommended by a self-styled authority such as myself; immersing oneself in the unorganized, uncleaned, unprepackaged multitude of writings about

   • 2009, Paul Gilk -, Nature's Unruly Mob: Farming and the Crisis in Rural Culture, →ISBN, page 164:

     We can eat more unprocessed, unprepackaged food; we can, if at all possible, move to the country with committed friends and learn to raise some portion of our own food.

   • 2017, Paul Verbruggen, Hetty Havinga, Hybridization of Food Governance: Trends, Types and Results, →ISBN, page 129:

     Consumers could take unprepackaged bread out of plastic containers.