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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'what a bunch' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an exclamation and is used to express surprise at the group or set being discussed. For example: "What a bunch of obnoxious kids!".
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(One Chicago Tribune editorial began, "What a bunch of gutless sheep"). Then President Clinton endorsed Mr. Rush.
What a bunch!
What a bunch of pikers!
"What a bunch of idiots".
"What a bunch of fun that was".
What a bunch of super-nonsense.
What a bunch of wussies.
What a bunch of wimps!
What a bunch of weirdos.
What a bunch of dickheads".
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Heavens, what a sceptical bunch they are.
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