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What is the collective noun for documents?

There isn't a single, universally accepted collective noun for documents.

Here are some options, depending on the specific context:

Formal:

* Archive: A collection of historical documents or records.

* Collection: A group of documents, often with a common theme or purpose.

* Dossier: A set of documents containing detailed information about a particular person, subject, or event.

Informal:

* Pile: A casual term for a large number of documents.

* Stack: Similar to a pile, but often implies a more organized arrangement.

* Bundle: A collection of documents tied or wrapped together.

The best option depends on the specific context and desired tone.

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