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What is the antonym for carton?

There isn't a single perfect antonym for "carton" as it depends on the context. Here are some possibilities, depending on what you're trying to express:

If you mean a container:

* Individual items: If you're talking about a carton holding multiple items, you could say "individual items" or "loose items."

* Bulk: If you're talking about a carton holding a large quantity, you could say "bulk" or "wholesale."

* Unpackaged: If you mean something not in a container, you could say "unpackaged," "loose," or "uncontained."

If you mean a specific type of container:

* Bottle: If you're talking about a carton for milk or juice, "bottle" could be an antonym.

* Can: If you're talking about a carton for soup or vegetables, "can" could be an antonym.

* Bag: If you're talking about a carton for eggs, "bag" could be an antonym.

If you mean a specific material:

* Glass: If you're talking about a cardboard carton, "glass" could be an antonym.

* Metal: If you're talking about a cardboard carton, "metal" could be an antonym.

Ultimately, the best antonym for "carton" depends on the specific context.

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