Here's why:
* Specificity: Collective nouns are often used for groups of animals or objects with similar characteristics or purposes. Strings can vary greatly in material, thickness, length, and purpose.
* Common Usage: When referring to multiple strings, we often use more general terms like "bundle," "collection," "set," or "group" depending on the context.
Example:
* "A bundle of strings was hanging from the ceiling."
* "The musician had a collection of strings for his violin."
* "The artist used a set of strings to create her artwork."
If you need a more specific term, you can describe the strings further, for example:
* "A skein of yarn" (for a group of yarn threads)
* "A reel of fishing line" (for a group of fishing lines)
* "A strand of pearls" (for a group of pearls strung together)
Ultimately, the best way to describe a group of strings depends on the specific context.