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Common or collective noun for an outstanding work?

There isn't one single, universally accepted common or collective noun for an outstanding work.

However, here are some options, depending on the context and the specific type of work:

General:

* Masterpiece: This is the most common and widely recognized term for an outstanding work of art, literature, or any other creative field.

* Magnum opus: This term is often used to describe a creator's greatest work, especially when it's a large-scale project or a culmination of their career.

* Tour de force: This refers to a work that demonstrates exceptional skill and effort, often showing mastery of technique.

* Landmark achievement: This emphasizes the significance and lasting impact of the work.

Specific to the field:

* Bestseller (literature)

* Blockbuster (film)

* Breakthrough (science, technology)

* Classic (literature, music, film)

* Milestone (any field)

* Triumph (any field)

Figurative:

* Gem: Used for something precious and unique.

* Diamond in the rough: This can be used for a work with potential that needs some polishing.

Ultimately, the best term depends on the specific context and the desired nuance.

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