The meaning of BUNCH is protuberance, swelling. How to use bunch in a sentence.

1. To gather or form into a cluster: bunched my fingers into a fist. 2. To gather together into a group. 3. To gather (fabric) into folds.

They bunched [= grouped] the rest together under the category of “Miscellaneous.” She had bunched [= gathered] her curly hair up into a messy ponytail.

It also means that civilizations will be more bunched in time than in a steady state (or uniformist) approach to the question.

Definition of bunch verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

bunched, adj. meanings, etymology, pronunciation and more in the Oxford English Dictionary

Simple past tense and past participle of bunch. Then the horse bunched up under him. His muscles were so bunched, they ached when he shook them free. The guards on the fortress walls had …

Let's just settle on a whole bunch. The backs look a world away from the moribund bunch who struggled through the autumn.

'Bunched' [bʌntʃt] describes something that is gathered tightly together, forming a cluster or bundle. It can refer to objects like keys or flowers, or to materials like fabric.

BUNCH definition: a connected group; cluster. See examples of bunch used in a sentence.