Collective Words

Author: Peter Berry
Date Of Creation: 19 February 2021
Update Date: 15 May 2024
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Advanced English Grammar: Collective Nouns
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The collective words or collective nouns are words that designate groups or sets of things. For example: shoal (set of fish), alphabet (set of letters).

A collective word is not the same as a plural word. For example: trees is a common noun expressed in the plural, while forest is a collective noun expressed in the singular. It is a single forest, containing many trees.

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Examples of specific collective words

  1. Police Academy: Group of policemen.
  2. Group: Set of organized people.
  3. Mall: Set of poplars.
  4. Alphabet: Set of letters.
  5. Student body: Set of students.
  6. Grove: Set of trees.
  7. Archipelago: Group of islands.
  8. Navy: Set of naval forces.
  9. Band: Ensemble of musicians.
  10. Flock: Set of birds.
  11. library: Set of books.
  12. Forest: Group of trees.
  13. Horseback: Set of horses.
  14. Stud: Set of mares.
  15. Litter: Set of baby dogs and other animals.
  16. Shoal: Set of fish.
  17. Hamlet: Group of houses.
  18. Clan: Set of relatives who have strong ties and are exclusive.
  19. Clergy: Set of clerics.
  20. Brotherhood: Set of priests or monks.
  21. Hive: Whole or honeycombs.
  22. Constellation: Group of stars.
  23. Chorus: Ensemble of singers.
  24. Cumulus: Set of things placed on top of each other.
  25. Teeth: Group of teeth.
  26. Pantry: Food set.
  27. Dictionary: Set of words with their definitions.
  28. army: Set of soldiers.
  29. Swarm: Group of bees.
  30. Team: Set of people who work together.
  31. Family: Set of relatives.
  32. Federation: Set of states that form a nation.
  33. Film library: Set of films.
  34. Fleet: Set of ships, airplanes or automobiles.
  35. Sound library: Set of sound recordings.
  36. Form. Set of formulas.
  37. Galaxy: Set of stars.
  38. Won: Set of animals.
  39. Crowd: Set of people.
  40. Guild: Group of people dedicated to a mass professional or craft activity.
  41. Flock: Set of parishioners.
  42. Herd: Set of animals.
  43. Newspaper library: Set of newspapers.
  44. Horde: Set of violent people.
  45. Pack: Set of animals such as dogs or wolves.
  46. Medical board: Set of doctors.
  47. meeting: Set of individuals who direct affairs.
  48. Legislation: Set of laws.
  49. Legion: Set of soldiers.
  50. Language: Set of words.
  51. Lemon: Set of lemon trees.
  52. Teaching: Set of teachers.
  53. Cornfield: Set of corn plants.
  54. Herd: Set of animals.
  55. Crowd: Set of people.
  56. Olive grove: Set of olive trees.
  57. Orchestra: Group of musicians.
  58. Bony: Set of loose bones.
  59. Gang. Set of living evils, gang members.
  60. Flock: Set of birds.
  61. Platoon: Set of troops.
  62. Herd: Set of pigs.
  63. Gallery: Set of paintings and / or pictures.
  64. Pinewood: Set of pines.
  65. Brood: Set of chicks.
  66. Faculty: Set of teachers.
  67. Flock: Set of sheep.
  68. Recipe book: Set of recipes.
  69. Train: Set of pack animals.
  70. Distribution: Set of artists.
  71. Oak grove: Set of oaks.
  72. Pilgrimage: Set of people.
  73. Rose garden: Set of rose plants.
  74. Sect: Set of people who follow a doctrine.
  75. treasure: Set of coins, money or precious objects.
  76. Crockery: Set of kitchen utensils.
  77. Locker room: Clothing set.
  78. Video library: Set of video recordings.
  79. Vineyard: Set of vines.
  80. vocabulary: Set of words.

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