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What is barren a collective noun for?

"Barren" is not a collective noun. It's an adjective that describes something that is unable to produce offspring or yield a crop.

Collective nouns refer to a group of people, animals, or things. Examples of collective nouns include:

* People: team, family, crowd, audience

* Animals: herd, flock, pack, school

* Things: fleet, bouquet, bunch, set

If you are looking for a collective noun to describe a group of barren things, you would need to use a more specific noun depending on the context. For example:

* A field of barren trees

* A collection of barren landscapes

* A group of barren planets

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