Definition of 'action-packed'

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action-packed in British

(ˈækʃənpækt)

adjective

full of activities, events and excitement

an action-packed 90-minute show

The first episode is action-packed.

an action-packed Western, complete with gunfights, horse chases, and poker games

an action-packed day of fun for the entire family

This event promises spectators and players an action-packed week of exciting women's tennis.

Rachel has just returned from an eight-week, action-packed adventure that has taken her as far as Russia.

Example sentences containing 'action-packed'

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The revamped series returns for more action-packed fun. The Sun (2016)The lodges are the perfect place to chill out after an action-packed day. The Sun (2016)Hilarious and action-packed fun for all the family to enjoy. The Sun (2008)This action-packed tale shows it can be a right royal pain! The Sun (2013)THE sun plans an action-packed and exciting month for you. The Sun (2011)This is wonderful, action-packed family fun. The Sun (2014)This is mindless, action-packed fun. The Sun (2010)Four astronauts gain special powers when an intergalactic storm alters their DNA in this action-packed film. The Sun (2006)

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Used Rarely. action-packed is in the lower 50% of commonly used words in the Collins dictionary

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Definition of action-packed from the Collins English Dictionary

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