Bunching Meaning in English
word · lemma: bunch
Definition
The act of gathering or forming things or people into a tight group or cluster; also refers to material bunching up and creating folds, like in fabric.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for fabric or clothing that folds up unnaturally ('bunching up'), or for groups of people or things crowding together. Most common in informal or descriptive contexts. Not usually used as a verb on its own—typically appears as the gerund or with 'up' (e.g., 'bunching up').
Example Sentences
The fabric is bunching at the waist.
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Please stop bunching the papers together.
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The socks keep bunching in my shoes.
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There’s too much bunching around the shoulders of this shirt.
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The kids started bunching together near the entrance when it started to rain.
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I don’t like how these curtains keep bunching at the bottom.
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