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1. what is the collective noun used for a group of peacocks.

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Answered by TheMysticInSaffron

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The collective noun for a group of peacocks is called an ostentation or a muster

Answered by Bhat123

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Answer:

Ostentation

The collective noun used for a group of peacocks is An Ostentation of Peacocks.

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