bulk

bulk
bulk 1 /'bəlk/ n: a large mass
in bulk
1: not divided into parts or packaged in separate units
2: in large quantities
bulk 2 adj
1: being in bulk
bulk shipment of wheat
bulk foods
2: of or relating to materials in bulk
bulk buyer

Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law. . 1996.

bulk
I noun abundance, accumulation, a commanding portion, amount, amplitudo, batch, block, chief part, clump, cluster, corpus, greatest part, heap, lot, magnitude, magnitudo, main part, major part, majority, mass, moles, overwhelming part, predominant part, principal part, quantity, quantum, size, stack, substance, substantial number, substantial part, substantial quantity, volume associated concepts: bulk assignments, bulk cargo, bulk price, bulk property, bulk sale, bulk sales, bulk sales act, bulk sales laws, bulk shipment, bulk storage, bulk transaction, stored in bulk II index amount (quantity), assemblage, cargo, corpus, cumulation, majority (greater part), mass (weight), measurement, plurality, quantity

Burton's Legal Thesaurus. . 2006

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