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What is the collective noun - range of?

There isn't a specific, established collective noun for "range of".

Here's why and some alternatives:

* "Range" implies variety: The word itself suggests a collection of diverse things. Therefore, a collective noun would be redundant.

* Context Matters: The best way to describe a "range of" something depends on the context. For example:

* A range of colors: You could say "palette of colors" or "spectrum of colors."

* A range of emotions: You might use "spectrum of emotions" or "gamut of emotions."

* A range of products: You could say "assortment of products" or "selection of products."

Choose the word that best reflects the specific type of diversity or collection you're describing.

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