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bulk
Noun
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The bulk of something is the largest part of it.
The bulk of the shipment was headed for Toronto.
The great bulk of crime has always involved stealing of one kind or another.
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Someone or something's bulk is its size or amount, especially if it is large.
She took a deep breath, and, enormously grateful for the solid bulk of Leo at her back, she stepped inside.
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If you sell something in bulk, it is not individually packaged.
I usually buy nuts at the bulk food store.
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If you buy something in bulk, you buy large amounts.
The store offers discounts for buying in bulk.
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A bulk is an item that is moved about like cargo.
bulk
Verb
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If something bulks, it appears to be big in size.
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If you bulk something, you increase its' size; you expand it.
strength
Noun
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If you have strength you are strong.
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#If you have strength your muscles are very powerful.
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#:I don't have the strength to lift something that heavy.
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#Strength can also mean you are strong or tough is some other way, such as a strong mind or strong will.
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#:She needed great strength to deal with her sickness and poverty.
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A strength is a good quality.
The plan had may strengths, such as not needing many people and being easy to do.
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Strength as in the number of something.
The strength of the regiment was 3,000 soldiers.