Bundle - English Definition & Meaning

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Definition

A bundle is a collection of things tied or wrapped together, often for ease of handling or transport. Imagine a bundle of firewood 🪵 or a bundle of newspapers 📰. It implies a practical arrangement for efficiency. Unlike a 'pile' which is disorganized, a bundle is intentionally grouped. It suggests unity and compactness, like a digital 'bundle' of streaming services 🎬.

Etymology

The word 'bundle' comes from Middle English 'bundel', which in turn is likely from Old English 'byndel'. 'Byndel' meant something that binds or wraps. This is related to the verb 'bind', sharing Proto-Germanic roots. Cognates can be found in other Germanic languages such as Dutch and German, all suggesting the act of tying things together.

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Examples

  • "She carried a bundle of laundry downstairs."
  • "The company offers a bundle of internet and cable services."
  • "He found a bundle of old letters in the attic."
  • "The hikers carried a bundle of firewood to the campsite.🔥"

Anecdote / Story

In 'Stranger Things,' Eleven had to use her powers to move a massive bundle of pipes to seal the gate to the Upside Down. It was a race against time, and the weight of the bundle threatened to overwhelm her. This moment showed her incredible strength and determination to save Hawkins from the Demogorgons. 💪

Encouragement

See if you can start using 'bundle' in your everyday conversations! It's a versatile word that describes neatly grouped things. Keep bundling those vocabulary words in your brain! 🧠📚

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