English, asked by harsh242122, 7 months ago

is wardrobe a collective noun for clothes?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

The collective noun for clothes is suit.

Answered by 76punjabi

6

Answer:

yes it is a collective noun for clothes

Explanation:

it is a collective noun for clothes bcz wordrobe is the place whereu keep all of ur clothes

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