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Meanings of bunched in English
Synonyms
Examples for "clustered"
Examples for "clustered"
1
I thought about the family regularly as the weeks clustered into months.
2
Several months later, you can see the fruit clustered along the branch.
3
They clustered round the tape or talked in groups in their smoking-rooms.
4
Indeed, by unsupervised analysis all BLs clearly clustered apart of other lymphomas.
5
Pediatricians with higher educational levels clustered in more developed and urban regions.
1
Nor what sort of narcissus, which are daffodils and which the bunchy things.
2
The Miss Clarks have a pretty border of dwarf ageratum-thatbunchy, fuzzy blue flower.
3
D'you like all that frilly, bunchy stuff at the throat?
4
Funny about girls about fourteen, their faces have this kind of eager bunchy business.
5
One of them, a short woman with a bunchy shape, I recognised for the housekeeper.
Usage of bunched in English
1
The exchange would continue sending bunched trade confirmations to the public feed.
2
They're impossible to get bunched up and also make great gym shorts.
3
B team, laser fire to the left and right keep'm bunched up.
4
A group of Wales players bunched together before running in different directions.
5
Up ahead, the traffic went from bunched to more or less gridlocked.
6
People were bunched together in the lot, looking up, no one talking.
7
They punched the faucet open and held the glasses with bunched mitts.
8
So they were a closely bunched group as they approached the sperdens.
9
The heavy fabric popped off its rod and bunched onto the floor.
10
She bunched her shoulders, both understanding and disapproving at the same time.
11
Right across the neck lay bunched several low and partly wooded hills.
12
They did not string out in single file, but kept bunched together.
13
The animals bunched together, raised their noses and ears to the sky.
14
The animal's shoulders bunched and released, the muscles flowing under Rigg's hand.
15
They quickly bunched up against irregulars firing at the advancing League skirmish-line.
16
Here he bunched his fingers, kissed them and sent the kiss heavenward.
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Bunched through the time
Bunched across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common