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What is the collective noun for applauders?

There isn't a widely recognized collective noun specifically for applauders. However, here are some options you could use:

Formal:

* Audience - This is the most common and general term, especially in a performance setting.

* Spectators - Similar to audience, but emphasizes the act of watching.

* Applause - While not a noun, this word itself can be used as a collective term.

Informal:

* Claque - This refers to a group of people hired to applaud a performer, often used in a negative way.

* Raving crowd - This suggests a very enthusiastic and energetic group.

* The cheering section - This implies a particular group of people who are actively cheering and applauding.

Ultimately, the best collective noun depends on the specific context and the tone you want to convey.

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