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What prefixes go with the word packed?

Here are some prefixes that can go with the word "packed" and their meanings:

General:

* Over-packed: Containing more than can be comfortably held.

* Under-packed: Containing less than is needed or expected.

* Tightly-packed: Packed very closely together.

* Loosely-packed: Packed with space between items.

Specific:

* Pre-packed: Packed in advance, often for sale.

* Vacuum-packed: Packed in a sealed container with air removed.

* Individually-packed: Each item is packed separately.

* Air-packed: Packed with air cushions for protection during shipping.

Figurative:

* Emotionally-packed: Full of strong emotions.

* Information-packed: Containing a lot of information.

* Action-packed: Full of exciting events.

These are just a few examples. The best prefix to use will depend on the specific context and the meaning you want to convey.

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