Packedly example sentences

packed

adjective

  - (of a room, building, or other place) filled by a large number of people; very crowded:

pack

verb

packed (past tense) · packed (past participle)

  - fill (a suitcase or bag), especially with clothes and other items needed when away from home:

  - place (something) in a container, especially for transportation or storage:

  - be capable of being folded up for transportation or storage:

  - store (something perishable) in a specified substance in order to preserve it:

  - cram a large number of things into (a container or space):

  - (of a large number of people) crowd into and fill (a room, building, or place):

  - cover, surround, or fill (something):

  - carry (a gun):

pack

verb

packed (past tense) · packed (past participle)

  - fill (a jury, committee, etc.) with people likely to support a particular verdict or decision:

Synonyms

crowded, full, filled, thronged, mobbed, loaded, crammed, jammed, solid, overcrowded, overfull, overloaded, brimful, alive, teeming, seething, swarming, chockablock, heaving, rammed, fill, load, stuff, cram, stow, store, crate, package, parcel, swathe, swaddle, encase, enfold, envelop, cloak, bale, bundle, protect, throng, mob, cram, jam, Legal

"Packedly" Example Sentences

1. The stadium was packedly filled with cheering fans.
2. They lived in a packedly furnished apartment.
3. The suitcase was packedly full of clothes.
4. The schedule was packedly organized, leaving no room for error.
5. He spoke packedly, cramming as much information as possible into each sentence.
6. The information was presented packedly in a dense, academic style.
7. The agenda was packedly scheduled, with events running back-to-back.
8. The bus was packedly crowded with commuters.
9. His mind was packedly full of ideas.
10. The room was packedly arranged with furniture.
11. The data was packedly stored in the database.
12. She packedly arranged the flowers in the vase.
13. The museum was packedly visited on the weekend.
14. He felt packedly into the tiny car.
15. The closet was packedly organized, with items neatly folded and stacked.
16. The restaurant was packedly booked for the entire week.
17. The evidence was packedly presented in court.
18. His days were packedly scheduled with meetings and appointments.
19. The box was packedly filled with fragile items.
20. The concert was packedly attended, with people standing shoulder to shoulder.
21. The snow fell packedly, creating deep drifts.
22. The city was packedly populated.
23. The information was presented in a packedly concise manner.
24. The library shelves were packedly full of books.
25. The audience listened packedly to the speaker.
26. The hikers moved packedly along the narrow trail.
27. The flowers grew packedly together in the garden.
28. The ants moved packedly along the ground.
29. The crowd surged packedly forward.
30. The cars were packedly parked in the lot.
31. He ate packedly, barely chewing his food.
32. The schedule was packedly but manageable.
33. The information was packedly, yet clear.
34. The suitcase was incredibly packedly.
35. The room was surprisingly packedly comfortable.
36. He lived a packedly scheduled life.
37. They felt packedly together in the small boat.
38. The evidence was presented in a packedly convincing manner.
39. The meeting was unusually packedly attended.
40. The birds flew packedly in formation.
41. The trees stood packedly in the forest.
42. The events unfolded packedly one after another.
43. The essay was packedly filled with ideas.
44. She spoke in a packedly enthusiastic tone.
45. The argument was packedly reasoned.
46. The children played packedly together in the sand.
47. He felt packedly full of energy.
48. The news was packedly reported.
49. The tourists moved packedly through the museum.
50. The students sat packedly in the lecture hall.

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