A BUNCH OF WORK

Definition: A collection or group of tasks or activities that need to be accomplished or completed.

Synonyms: Heavy Workload, Task Pile, Work Overload, Job Heap, Work Stack

Usage Examples in Sentences

Jake spent the weekend finishing up a bunch of work for his part-time job.

Mia always leaves a bunch of work for Sunday to complete her household chores.

Mark sighed as he saw a bunch of work waiting for him on his desk on Monday morning.

Joe tackled a bunch of work in the garage, organizing tools and fixing broken equipment.

After the weekend, she found herself facing a bunch of work that had piled up.

His promotion came with a bunch of work responsibilities that he gladly accepted.

The software update brought along a bunch of work for the IT team to troubleshoot and fix bugs.

Writing a novel requires tackling a bunch of work, including character development and plot intricacies.

After procrastinating for days, I finally tackled a bunch of work that had been piling up on my desk.

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The manager assigned a bunch of work to each team member, ensuring that the project would be completed on time.

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She felt relieved after finishing a bunch of work, allowing her to enjoy her weekend without any pending tasks.

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With the help of technology, he was able to automate a bunch of work processes, saving time and effort.

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After a long day at the office, he still had to come home and deal with a bunch of work emails.

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A bunch of work awaited me when I arrived at the office.

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This morning, I found a bunch of work waiting for me on my desk.

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Completing a bunch of work before lunch was my goal for today.

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He was surprised by the amount of a bunch of work left for him.