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compacts Meaning
compacts
an automobile smaller than an intermediate but larger than a subcompact, arranged so as to save space, having a dense structure without small cavities or cells, to press together, to make or become compact, an agreement or covenant between two or more parties, a somewhat small automobile, occupying a small volume by reason of efficient use of space, something that is compact or compacted, not wordy, a small cosmetic case, to knit or draw together, predominantly formed or filled, being a topological space and especially a metric space with the property that for any collection of open sets which contains it there is a subset of the collection with a finite number of elements which also contains it, to draw together, short-bodied, solid, and without excess flesh, closely united or packed, to become compacted, not diffuse or verbose, having a dense structure or parts or units closely packed or joined, to make up by connecting or combining, a small cosmetic case (as for compressed powder), agreement sense 2a, contract
compacts Sentence Examples
- The powder compacts were beautifully decorated with intricate designs and gemstones.
- She carried a small makeup compact in her purse for touch-ups throughout the day.
- The homeowner meticulously compacted the soil around the newly planted tree.
- The car's engine compartment contained several compact parts that needed servicing.
- The storage containers were designed to be compact and easy to stack.
- The team worked together to compact the loose dirt into a solid foundation.
- The city's population was densely compacted within the urban center.
- The car rental agency offered a variety of compact vehicles for fuel efficiency.
- The concrete slab was compacted with a heavy roller to prevent cracking.
- The sales representative highlighted the compact size of the smartphone as a key selling point.
FAQs About the word compacts
an automobile smaller than an intermediate but larger than a subcompact, arranged so as to save space, having a dense structure without small cavities or cells,
treaties, pacts, alliances, covenants, conventions,accords, concords, bonds, understandings, bargains
spreads (out), decentralizes,separates, deconcentrates, segregates,
The powder compacts were beautifully decorated with intricate designs and gemstones.
She carried a small makeup compact in her purse for touch-ups throughout the day.
The homeowner meticulously compacted the soil around the newly planted tree.
The car's engine compartment contained several compact parts that needed servicing.
