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What is the collective noun for temple?

There isn't a single, widely accepted collective noun specifically for temples.

Here's why:

* Varied Cultures & Religions: Temples are a part of many different religions and cultures, each with their own distinct features and purposes. This makes it difficult to have a single term that encompasses all types of temples.

* Lack of Common Usage: Unlike words like "flock" for birds or "herd" for cattle, there hasn't been a consistent usage of a specific collective noun for temples in the English language.

Alternatives:

While a precise collective noun doesn't exist, you can use descriptive phrases to convey the idea of multiple temples:

* A complex of temples

* A sanctuary of temples

* A congregation of temples

* A collection of temples

You can also use more general terms like:

* A group of temples

* A cluster of temples

* A series of temples

The best choice will depend on the specific context and the kind of temples you're referring to.

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