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What is an assembly of listeners or spectators called?

An assembly of listeners or spectators can be called several things, depending on the context:

General terms:

* Audience: This is the most common term and applies to any group of people listening to or watching a performance, speech, or event.

* Assembly: This is a more formal term that emphasizes the gathering of people.

* Gathering: Similar to assembly, this implies a group of people coming together for a specific purpose.

* Crowd: This term is often used for a large, unorganized group of people.

Specific terms:

* Congregation: Used for a group of people assembled for religious purposes.

* Spectators: Specifically refers to people watching a sporting event or other performance.

* Viewers: Used for people watching something on television or a screen.

* Listeners: Specifically refers to people listening to a performance, speech, or recording.

* The House: A theater term referring to the audience.

The best term to use will depend on the specific situation.

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