Product

/ˈprɒdʌkt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

An article or substance that is manufactured or refined for sale.

The company launched a new product that aims to reduce energy consumption.

A tangible or intangible item offered for sale.

The product range includes electronics, clothing, and home goods.

The result of a mathematical multiplication.

In mathematics, the product of two numbers is calculated by multiplying them together.

A result of a process or activity.

The team’s collaborative effort was a product of hours of brainstorming.

Late Middle English: from Latin 'productus', meaning 'produced'.

product placement

The marketing strategy of prominently displaying products in movies or television.

product of one's environment

A person whose characteristics stem from their upbringing or surroundings.

end product

The final result of a production process.

production

The process of creating goods and services.

producer

A person or company that makes goods.

productive

Having the ability to produce large amounts of goods.

A drug, particularly in reference to illegal substances.

He was arrested for selling product on the street.

Something that is highly sought after or in demand.

That new game console is the hottest product right now.