bunch together
Put things or people close together in a group.
Meanings
To physically place or move people or things close together in one spot.
"The teacher bunched the desks together to create space for the drama activity."
To put different things or people into one group or category, sometimes unfairly ignoring differences.
"Critics complained that the report bunched together very different types of crime under one heading."
(Of people) to move or stand very close to one another, especially in a compact group.
"The runners bunched together at the starting line, waiting for the signal."
Can be used literally (physical grouping) or figuratively (grouping ideas or categories). Often used in passive constructions: 'they were bunched together at the back.'
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