How to pronounce “bunched” in English

So they get bunched up into periodic structures, parallel sheets that are spaced at distances exactly equal to the wavelength of the X-rays.

a gray hood bunched up around his skull.

And technology kind of got bunched into that, because obviously this was a technology.

This happens because all of the electrons now get bunched up in the copper, making it extremely negatively charged, and that is just gonna push away any more electrons

certain types of mathematical situations when these things are bunched up.

"He faced Hannah's pillow, bunched into a ball in its ivory case at the far corner of the mattress.

and a knee-high toddler boy, scrap diaper bunched around his little muscle thighs, wearing a T-shirt stained with tomato sauce that says "Who's the Cutest?"

Listen, she said, and our heads bunched into a huddle with hers.

Well, that's good though because it means you'll be bunched up somewhere else.

But a lot of that is like these stringy little stems, so I really prefer to find bunched spinach in the market.