ready-made

adjective
UK /ˌrediˈmeɪd/
US /ˌrediˈmeɪd/

Already made and ready to use right away.

She bought a ready-made cake for the party instead of baking one.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Something that is already finished and does not need to be made.

The store sells ready-made curtains in many sizes.

3. An idea or opinion that is not original and is used without thinking.

He answered with a ready-made excuse.

4. A garment made in standard sizes rather than fitted to one person.

He prefers ready-made suits because they are cheaper.