Bunch

A bunch primarily refers to a collection or gathering of things or people. It can indicate a tied or clustered group, a casual gathering, or even a large quantity. The nature of the 'bunch' varies greatly depending on context, from a bunch of keys to a bunch of friends. The word can also denote a period of time or a sum of money. The connotation can shift too: a 'bad bunch' suggests a negative group, while a 'sweet bunch' indicates a friendly one.

Bunch meaning with examples

• She picked a beautiful bunch of flowers from her garden, carefully arranging the colorful blossoms in a vase. It was a mixed selection, with roses, lilies, and daisies all creating a vibrant floral display that brightened up the living room. It felt like a nice greeting to spring
• A bunch of keys, attached to a quirky keyring with a mini-cactus charm, dangled from his belt loop. The keys unlocked various doors: his apartment, the office, and the storage unit. He always carried it, he was always worried he would lose it, but he was sure, he would never
• We ran into a bunch of old classmates at the reunion. It was nice to catch up with people and remember our shared school days, it felt like old times, even if some things had changed. There were people we hadn't seen in ages, everyone got on, it was fun.
• He spent a bunch of his savings on the new car. Despite the expense, the car was an important symbol, a step towards a more secure future. He felt more confident about his long drives, happy with his decision, happy with his life
• A bunch of grapes sat on the kitchen counter, plump and ripe. The kids ran over to the grapes, so that they could get ready and pick a couple and go back to the living room, where a cartoon was playing, happily munching on their delicious treat.