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What is the collective noun for prose?

There isn't a commonly accepted collective noun specifically for prose.

While we have "a flock of birds," "a herd of elephants," and "a pack of wolves," there's no established term for a collection of prose.

However, you could use some creative options depending on the context:

* A body of prose - emphasizes the large amount of written work

* A tapestry of prose - suggests diverse and interwoven styles

* A collection of prose - a simple and straightforward option

* A compendium of prose - implies a comprehensive or authoritative collection

* A suite of prose - suggests a connected group of works with a shared theme or style

Ultimately, the best choice depends on the specific context and the desired effect.

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