Bunch and Platoon

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

Platoon and bunch are semantically related in crew topic. In some cases you can use "Platoon" instead a noun "Bunch".

Nearby Words: bunched, bunching, bunchy

Platoon

Platoon noun - A group of people working together on a task.
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Synonyms for Platoon

Bunch and platoon are semantically related in crew topic. You can use "Bunch" instead a noun "Platoon", if it concerns topics such as group of military people.

How words are described

old old bunch old platoon
full full bunch full platoon
best best bunch best platoon
complete complete bunch complete platoon
Other adjectives: original, eccentric, single, small, entire, large, huge, dangerous, bad, main, new, combined, titular, last.

Both words in one sentence

  • In terms of experience, the entire platoon is this with the exception of Here We Go Again's crew, the only veterans of the bunch.
  • Andrew Steyn, without any conventional weapons, rescues a bunch of schoolchildren by fighting off a platoon of guerrilla soldiers and gets a runaway Land Rover under control only to have the appropriately named Jack Hind take the credit in front of the woman he loves.
  • The (sadly Japan-only) Wii game Captain Rainbow, in which the player controls a superhero who has to fulfil the wishes of a bunch of Z-List Nintendo characters, including Birdo, Little Mac, a platoon of Advance Wars soldiers and Lip from Panel de pon.
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