1. purchased from a store rather than homemade or locally produced
Usage: informal; chiefly North American; often used in rural or traditional contexts

Examples

• She preferred homemade bread to boughten loaves from the supermarket.
• The boughten cookies were convenient but not as good as Grandma's recipe.
• Most of the food at the potluck was boughten, except for a few homemade dishes.
• He always complained that boughten pie crust couldn't compare to one made from scratch.
• The farmer's market sells fresh produce, not boughten vegetables from warehouses.