good bunch

Frequency: 7.514.0 per million words

An informal way to describe a group of people who are pleasant, friendly, or skilled.

bunchADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

good

Examples (10)

  • My new colleagues are a really good bunch; I feel lucky to work with them.
  • The volunteers at the community center are a good bunch, always willing to help.
  • He's made a good bunch of friends since moving to the city.
  • She manages a good bunch of developers who are both skilled and collaborative.
  • Although they can be loud, the kids in my son's class are a good bunch at heart.
  • You'll like them; they're a good bunch to hang out with on weekends.
  • The startup was founded by a good bunch of creative minds.
  • I was nervous about joining the club, but everyone turned out to be a good bunch.
  • The tour group was a surprisingly good bunch, and we all got along well.
  • We've assembled a good bunch for the project team, so I'm optimistic about the outcome.