'insufficiently-packaged' originates from the combination of 'insufficiently' and 'packaged', where 'insufficiently' means 'not enough' and 'packaged' refers to the act of wrapping or enclosing items for protection.

'Insufficiently' and 'packaged' have been used separately in English for centuries, but their combination into 'insufficiently-packaged' is a modern construct to describe inadequate packaging.

Initially, 'insufficiently' and 'packaged' were used separately, but their combination has come to specifically denote inadequate packaging.