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Discover LudwigThe phrase "add a bunch of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used informally to indicate the addition of a large quantity of something.
Example: "To enhance the flavor of the dish, you should add a bunch of fresh herbs."
Alternatives: "add a lot of" or "add several".
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We're going to rap over it and add a bunch of sounds".
Stadium builders tend to meet the requirements and add a bunch of urinals.
If you add a bunch of low-wage workers at the beginning of the income scale, that lowers the median".
"I call myself a Baptist," she said, "and I kind of have to add a bunch of clarifiers after that, when people ask".
Ther are some 70 of these mini-states loose in the world, we can well understand the hesitation of the larger countries to add a bunch of tiny imponderables to their share of woe.
"When we made Counter-Strike Source we had a problem with how we could add a bunch of difficulty for the really skilled players without ruining the experience for newcomers.
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A year later, I have added a bunch of new mantras to my playlist.
Asked what Smith is taking over, he added: "A bunch of under-performing players.
Carrying enough water for you and your dog adds a bunch of weight.
"I like making stuff up, adding a bunch of things together and seeing how it tastes".
"A generation later, Mexicans are now claiming Tostitos for Mexicans by adding a bunch of stuff on top," he said.
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