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jam-packed

/ˈdʒæmˌpækt/

ADJECTIVE

1. Filled or crowded to capacity

Completely or extremely full of people or things, with very little or no available space remaining.

1.1. Crowded places and public gatherings

Used to describe venues, public spaces, or gatherings containing so many people that they are filled to capacity, leaving little room for movement.

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Examples

  • The concert hall was jam-packed with fans of the legendary rock band.
  • The holiday market was jam-packed with vendors selling festive decorations and gifts.
  • The subway was jam-packed during rush hour, with commuters standing shoulder to shoulder.
  • The amusement park was jam-packed with families enjoying rides and attractions on a sunny weekend.

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1.2. Containers and spaces filled completely

Used to describe containers, rooms, storage areas, or other spaces filled tightly with objects, materials, or supplies, often leaving no room for additional items.

Synonyms

  • stuffed
  • crammed
  • overfilled
  • overstuffed
  • loaded
  • filled
  • full
  • brimful
  • brimming
  • bulging
  • bursting
  • chock-full
  • jam-full
  • packed to capacity
  • filled to the rafters
  • full to the gills
  • overfull
  • laden
  • heaped
  • saturated

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Examples

  • The storage room was jam-packed with boxes and old furniture.
  • Her suitcase was jam-packed with clothes and travel essentials.
  • The shelves were jam-packed with books, magazines, and household supplies.
  • The warehouse was jam-packed with merchandise awaiting shipment.

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1.3. Abundant quantities and numerous things

Used figuratively to describe something containing an exceptionally large number or amount of things, activities, opportunities, or features.

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Examples

  • The conference schedule was jam-packed with informative sessions and networking opportunities.
  • The city was jam-packed with cultural attractions and historical landmarks.
  • The festival was jam-packed with entertainment, performances, and activities for visitors.

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VERB

2. Pack or fill something very tightly

To fill a place, container, or space with people or things by packing them closely together until it is completely or almost completely full.

2.1. Filling spaces and containers tightly

Used when people or objects are packed closely into a limited space, leaving little room for movement or additional contents.

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Examples

  • The organizers jam-packed the concert hall with enthusiastic fans.
  • She jam-packed her suitcase with clothes before leaving for vacation.
  • The company jam-packed the warehouse with products ahead of the holiday season.
  • The event organizers jam-packed the schedule with activities and performances.

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