Bundler

Pronunciation: /ˈbʌndlər/

Definitions of bundler

noun a person or company that bundles things together, especially for sale or distribution

Example Sentences

A1 A bundler is a person who packages items together for sale.

A2 I used a bundler to combine my internet and cable services for a better deal.

B1 The bundler at the post office wrapped my package securely before sending it out.

B2 As a professional bundler, she was able to negotiate discounts on bulk purchases.

C1 The bundler's expertise in packaging and marketing helped increase sales for the company.

C2 The bundler's innovative strategies revolutionized the industry and set new standards for packaging.

Examples of bundler in a Sentence

formal The bundler is responsible for packaging multiple files together for easier distribution.

informal Hey, could you ask the bundler to combine all the documents into one file?

slang I'll just let the bundler handle all these files and make my life easier.

figurative She was like a bundler, gathering all the loose ends and tying them up neatly.

Grammatical Forms of bundler

• past tense: bundled
• plural: bundlers
• comparative: more bundler
• superlative: most bundler
• present tense: bundle
• future tense: will bundle
• perfect tense: have bundled
• continuous tense: is bundling
• singular: bundler
• positive degree: bundler
• infinitive: to bundle
• gerund: bundling
• participle: bundling

Origin and Evolution of bundler

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bundler' originated from the Middle English word 'bundeler' which meant a person who bundled or tied things together.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'bundler' has evolved to refer to a person or entity that gathers or collects items together for a specific purpose, such as a political bundler who collects campaign contributions for a candidate.