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pack

Old French

Variants

packpact

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About This Root

From Old French paquer (to bundle, press together), of Germanic origin. Centers on bundling and compression: pack, package, packaging, packet. Compact (pressed together) and impact (driven into) share the Latin cognate pangere (to fasten). Pact (a fastened agreement) is also related through the idea of binding together.

Associated Words

compact

Closely packed and small; to compress; a formal agreement

IELTSTOEFLGRE

compaction

The process of compressing something into a denser form

TOEFLB1

impact

A collision or strong effect; to strongly influence or affect

IELTSTOEFLGRE

pack

To put things into a container; a bundle or group of things

NGSL 2kTOEFLGRE

package

A wrapped parcel or bundle of related items; to wrap or bundle

NGSL 2kIELTSTOEFL

packaging

Materials used to wrap goods; the packing industry

TOEFLA2

packed

Completely full or tightly filled

TOEFLGREB2

packer

A person or machine that packs goods into containers

TOEFLA2

packet

A small package; a unit of data in a network

B2

pact

A formal agreement or treaty between parties

TOEFLGREB2

vacuum-packed

Sealed in an airtight container with air removed