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What is the plural of vocabulary?

The plural of vocabulary is vocabularies.

However, it's worth noting that "vocabulary" is often used as a collective noun, meaning it refers to a group of words as a whole. In this case, it doesn't typically take a plural form. For example, you might say:

* "The vocabulary of Shakespeare is vast."

* "She has a wide vocabulary."

But you could also say:

* "He studied different vocabularies of different languages." (referring to multiple sets of words)

* "The book includes a list of vocabularies for each chapter." (referring to multiple lists of words)

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