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What is a large gathering of people called?

There are many words for a large gathering of people, depending on the context and purpose:

General:

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

* Crowd: A large group of people gathered together, often in a public place.

* Gathering: A general term for a group of people coming together.

* Congregation: A group of people assembled for religious worship.

* Meeting: A gathering of people for a specific purpose, often business-related.

* Rally: A large gathering of people to demonstrate support for a cause.

Specific types:

* Festival: A celebration with entertainment, food, and activities.

* Concert: A gathering to listen to live music.

* Convention: A large gathering of people with a common interest, often for professional development.

* Conference: A gathering of people to discuss a particular topic.

* Exposition: A large exhibition or fair showcasing products, services, or ideas.

* Mass: A large public gathering, especially for a religious service.

* Parade: A procession of people, often with floats, music, and entertainment.

The best word to use depends on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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