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Meaning

The word "bulk" refers to the large mass or size of something. It can indicate the physical volume of an object or the majority of something in terms of quantity or influence. In a more general context, "bulk" can also mean the main part or most significant portion of something.

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Etymology

The word "bulk" originates from the Middle English word "bulke," which means "a large quantity" or "a great deal." This term has roots in the Old Norse word "bölkr," meaning "a bundle or bale."

Examples

  1. The bulk of the work will be completed by the end of the week.
  2. We need to order the supplies in bulk to save money.
  3. The bulk of the population lives in urban areas.
  4. She packed the bulk of her belongings into a single suitcase for the trip.
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