Meaning
A group of things held or growing together. In speech it can also mean a lot of something.
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Word origin
From Middle English bunche, which first meant a lump or a swelling. Where that word came from is not known.
- Origin
- Middle English
- Root
- bunche
Grammar
Examples
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"A bunch of" things are held together as one.
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Keys on one ring make a bunch.
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In speech "a bunch of" often just means "a lot of".
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 10: bunch, ray, nose and 7 more words.