Bunch of flowers
Flower and bunch of flowers are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flower" instead a noun phrase "Bunch of flowers".
Flower
Flower noun - The usually showy plant part that produces seeds.
Bunch of flowers and flower are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bunch of flowers" instead a noun "Flower".
Both terms in one sentence
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The context of courting and inviting, when one character gives to another a single flower or a bunch of flowers (normally in a bouquet), for example.
Source: Flowers of Romance - Also, atypically enough, her flower allergy did come up earlier, in a non-romantic example of this trope - Digit tried to give her a bunch of flowers to say she was sorry about a previous mishap, only for the flower allergy to ruin her attempt.
Source: Plot Allergy
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