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What is the collective noun of energy called?

There isn't a specific, commonly used collective noun for energy.

While we might talk about a "burst" of energy, or a "wave" of energy, these are more descriptive terms rather than true collective nouns.

The reason there isn't a specific collective noun for energy is likely due to its abstract nature. Energy is a concept, not a physical object.

If you're looking for a way to describe a large amount of energy, you could use phrases like:

* A reservoir of energy

* A surge of energy

* A wealth of energy

* An abundance of energy

Ultimately, the best way to describe a collection of energy will depend on the specific context.

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