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A promise wrapped in cardboard, tracked obsessively, and left near the wrong door.
means A wrapped or boxed object prepared for transport, or a bundle of things grouped and sold as one.
from From Dutch and Middle French roots meaning to pack or bind, the suffix turning the act into the bundled thing itself, settled into English by the 1600s.
Software senseBundled code modules shipping as installable units.
Deal speakA package combines features so none look optional.
Porch perilDoorstep theft spawned an entire camera industry.