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What is the collective noun for officials?

There isn't a single, universally accepted collective noun for officials. The best choice depends on the specific type of officials you are referring to. Here are some possibilities:

General:

* Body - "A body of officials met to discuss the new policy."

* Group - "A group of officials were present at the ceremony."

* Team - "The team of officials worked tirelessly to resolve the issue."

Specific:

* Panel - For a group of officials making a decision or reviewing something: "The panel of officials voted to approve the project."

* Committee - For a group of officials working together on a specific task: "The committee of officials met to discuss the budget."

* Delegation - For a group of officials representing a larger organization: "The delegation of officials arrived from the capital."

* Board - For a group of officials with administrative or governing power: "The board of officials voted to approve the new CEO."

You could also use descriptive phrases like:

* A gathering of officials

* A contingent of officials

* A staff of officials

Ultimately, the best choice depends on the context and the specific type of officials you are referring to.

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