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What is a collective noun for ministers?

There isn't a single, perfect collective noun for ministers. It depends on the context:

For religious ministers:

* Convocation: This is often used for a gathering of ministers, especially for a religious event or conference.

* Clergy: This is a general term for ordained religious officials, including ministers, priests, and rabbis.

* Pastoral staff: This term is more specific and refers to the group of ministers working in a particular church or denomination.

For government ministers:

* Cabinet: This refers to the group of ministers who advise the head of government.

* Government: This is a general term for the group of ministers responsible for running a country.

* Ministry: This is the collective term for the department or agency headed by a minister.

Other options:

* Confraternity: This term is used for a group of people sharing a common religious purpose.

* Fellowship: This is a general term for a group of people sharing a common interest or purpose.

The best collective noun will depend on the specific context and the type of ministers you are referring to.

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