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What is the noun for collective congregation?

The noun for collective congregation depends on the specific type of gathering:

General congregation:

* Assembly: A group of people gathered together for a specific purpose.

* Gathering: A group of people coming together in a particular place.

* Meeting: A formal or informal gathering for discussion or business.

* Convocation: A formal gathering of people, especially for a religious or academic purpose.

Religious congregation:

* Congregation: A group of people assembled for religious worship.

* Church: A building for religious worship, and often used to refer to the group of people who worship there.

* Parish: A geographical district with its own church and congregation.

Specific types of congregation:

* Audience: A group of people gathered to watch or listen to a performance or presentation.

* Crowd: A large gathering of people, often in a public place.

* Convention: A large gathering of people for a particular purpose, often related to a specific industry or profession.

* Rally: A public gathering to express support or opposition to a particular cause.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context.

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