bundling
- noun
- /ˈbʌndlɪŋ/
- Informal
- There was a lot of bundling as the parents tried to get their kids into the car.
Examples
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The bundling of students onto the bus caused some commotion.
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We witnessed the bundling of the protesters into the van.
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She found his bundling of her out the door rather rude.
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Why was the bundling done so quickly?
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The bundling of passengers onto the train was done in a hurry by the staff.
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During the concert, there was some bundling as the crowd rushed toward the stage.
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The bundling of kids into the minivan was chaotic as everyone wanted to get in first.
Synonyms
Moving or acting quickly because there is little time
Antonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bundling comes from the idea of a bundle — something tied up to move quickly, like a package. So, when someone is 'bundled' out the door it feels like they are being pushed or carried away fast and without much care.