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What is the collective noun regiment?

The collective noun for a regiment is a regiment.

It's a bit of a circular answer, but it's because "regiment" itself is already a collective noun, referring to a large group of soldiers.

So, you wouldn't say "a troop of regiments" or "a flock of regiments," you would simply say "a regiment."

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