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a bunch of

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adjective

  • A large number or quantity of; a lot of.

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“It’s important for me to let her see women supporting women, and trans people too. It just feels safe and warm and loving, even though it’s sweltering and we’re amongst a bunch of strangers.”

From Los Angeles Times Sep. 1, 2026

A lot of that was like, there’s a lot of money flooding in, there was the Covid effect, a bunch of other stuff.

From The Wall Street Journal Aug. 31, 2026

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  • heaps of
  • a boatload of
  • tons of
  • plenty of
  • oodles of

Possible Antonyms

Words in our thesaurus

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  • a handful of
  • a small number of
  • next to none
  • just a couple
  • a sprinkle of

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