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What is the collective noun of gathering?

There isn't a single, universally accepted collective noun for a gathering. The best collective noun depends on the *type* of gathering. Here are some examples:

General Gatherings:

* Assembly: A formal gathering of people for a specific purpose.

* Convocation: A formal gathering of people, especially for a religious or academic event.

* Congregation: A gathering of people, especially for religious worship.

* Meeting: A formal gathering of people for a discussion or decision-making.

* Group: A general term for any collection of people.

Social Gatherings:

* Party: A social gathering for celebration or entertainment.

* Soiree: A formal social gathering, often in the evening.

* Gathering: This word itself can be used as a collective noun, especially in informal contexts.

Other Examples:

* Crowd: A large gathering of people, often in a public place.

* Throng: A large, densely packed gathering of people.

* Mob: A large, often unruly gathering of people.

The best choice for a collective noun depends on the specific context and the type of gathering.

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