bunchily


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bunchily

(ˈbʌntʃɪlɪ)
adv
in a bunchy manner
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The imagery may embody firsthand family experience of the Civil War, but it also mingles the repulsiveness of mutilation, the pleasure of handling a cherished and beautiful object, and the condition of penetration: 'I feel my European gains sinking gradually out of sight and sound and American experience closing bunchily together over them, as flesh over a bullet--the simile is apropos!
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