Unbunched

The adjective 'unbunched' describes something that is not gathered or clustered together; dispersed or spread out. It implies a lack of close proximity, whether referring to physical objects, people, or abstract concepts. The term suggests a state of separation or distribution, differing from a concentrated or grouped arrangement. This lack of grouping can be desirable for various reasons, such as improved airflow or easier access, or it may simply reflect the natural state of things.

Unbunched meaning with examples

• The crowd, initially bunched at the entrance, gradually became unbunched as the event space opened up, allowing guests to spread out and mingle more comfortably. This made it easier to network and avoid the early congestion.
• Following the accident, the paramedics worked on victims, now unbunched from the vehicles, allowing them to treat patients and clear away debris. They had spread out to cover the casualties and access to them was improved.
• The farmer decided to plant the seeds unbunched, aiming for better individual plant development, better air circulation, and a healthier harvest. This planting method provided each seedling with ample space and resources.
• The software's visualization tool presented the data unbunched, allowing for easy identification of patterns and trends, and allowing for simple analysis. A concentrated display would have hindered analysis, but was resolved.
• After the explosion, the escaping emergency service vehicles, previously bunched in one line, were now unbunched as they took individual routes. They spread to cover a wider area, and assist those in need faster.