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What is a collective noun for sounds?

There isn't a single, universally accepted collective noun for sounds. However, here are some options depending on the context:

General:

* Symphony: This implies a harmonious blend of sounds.

* Chorus: This suggests a group of voices singing together.

* Cacophony: This describes a jarring mixture of unpleasant sounds.

* Harmony: This suggests a pleasing and well-balanced combination of sounds.

* Aural tapestry: This emphasizes the richness and complexity of sounds woven together.

Specific:

* Roar: For a collective of animal sounds.

* Clang: For the sound of metal objects striking each other.

* Rustle: For the soft sounds of leaves or fabric.

* Hum: For a low, continuous sound.

* Chirp: For the sounds of birds.

Ultimately, the best choice will depend on the specific type of sounds and the intended effect.

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