Repacked

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To have placed items into a new container after their initial packaging To have altered the packaging of goods to prepare them for a different market or need To have restocked products into fresh packages for improved distribution or sale
2. Put goods into different containers after their original packaging was removed or changed
3. Transferred items from one package to another for better organization or shipping

Etymology: The word is an inflected form, so it needs only a brief account. "Repacked" is the past tense and past participle of "repack", meaning to pack again, differently. That verb is simply "re-" attached to "pack", with the "re-" prefix from Latin and "pack" from Middle English, where it came from Middle Dutch "pak" (a bundle or load) and ultimately from Germanic roots tied to the idea of binding a load together.

Synonyms: reassembled, repackaged, reorganized