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What is the collective noun for knowledge?

There isn't a universally accepted collective noun for knowledge. While "body of knowledge" is a common phrase, it isn't technically a collective noun.

Here are some alternatives:

* Corpus of knowledge: This emphasizes a collection of knowledge, often with a focus on written or recorded material.

* Wellspring of knowledge: This implies a source or origin of knowledge, emphasizing its depth and abundance.

* Treasure trove of knowledge: This emphasizes the value and richness of the knowledge being referred to.

* Repository of knowledge: This highlights the storage and preservation of knowledge.

Ultimately, the best choice depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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