PhysicalThing: delivering package

Lexeme:	delivering package Very Rare (0.01)
Definition:	noun. Delivering a package refers to the process of transporting and handing over a package or parcel to its intended recipient or designated location. It involves the physical movement of the package from the sender or the point of origin to the recipient or the desired destination, ensuring safe and secure delivery within the specified timeframe. This process typically involves various stages, such as packaging, labeling, sorting, transportation, tracking, and ultimately the final handover of the package to the recipient. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. delivering package (singular), delivering packages (plural)
Synonyms:	(none)
Abstraction:	(hypernym) entity (hypernym) package (hypernym) physical thing
Composition:	(none)
Properties:	(none)
Basic Categories:	information
Related Concepts:	(none)
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