You can use \fbox and a minipage (or a \parbox) of the desired (fixed) width; another option would be to use the varwidth environment from the varwidth package, so the resulting width is the natural width of the contents.
How to specify height and width of \fbox {} - LaTeX Stack Exchange
6 Without setting the background color, one can save the current text color and apply it when the text of the \fbox is typeset, changing color for typesetting the rules. ... I'd prefer a different command to redefining \fbox. If you instead want to use \fbox, just remove the \let\cfbox\fbox line and change \cfbox into \fbox in the remaining places.
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