CEFR B2

jam-packed

adjective

Meaning

Extremely full, with no space left; crowded.

Examples

The train was jam-packed during rush hour.
Her schedule is jam-packed this week with meetings and deadlines.

Synonyms: crowded, full, packed, stuffed

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jam-packed (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌdʒæm ˈpækt/

Definition

Extremely full, with no space left; crowded.

Examples

The train was jam-packed during rush hour.
Her schedule is jam-packed this week with meetings and deadlines.
The small cafe was jam-packed with customers enjoying their lunch.

How to Use jam-packed

jam-packed with (prepositional phrase): Filled with a large number of people or things. — "The streets were jam-packed with people celebrating the victory."

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