Bunch and Confederacy

Bunch

Bunch noun - A usually small number of persons considered as a unit.

Usage example: a small bunch of people were sent to clean up the place

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Confederacy and bunch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Confederacy" instead a noun "Bunch".

Nearby Words: bunched, bunching, bunchy

Confederacy noun - An association of persons, parties, or states for mutual assistance and protection.

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Bunch and confederacy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bunch" instead a noun "Confederacy".

Nearby Words: confederate, confederation

old	old bunch	old confederacy
complete	complete bunch	complete confederacy
original	original bunch	original confederacy
single	single bunch	single confederacy
Other adjectives: corrupt, entire, evil, new, united.

Jerkass Has a Point: The Confederacy are a bunch of douchebags, especially with the whole sacrificing kids every seven years thing.

Source: Fanfic / Alexandra Quick
Alternate History: The opening map has the French Confederacy, United Kingdom of Avalon, New Istanbul and bunch of other little tidbits showing that 19th Century Europe in-game is rather different than it was in Real Life.

Source: Video Game / The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing
There's a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles And Other Strangeness adventure in which a time-traveling Southern man buys a bunch of automatic weapons with the intention of giving them to the Confederacy.

Source: Giving Radio to the Romans

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