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what is the collective noun of lighting​

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Answered by aachman68
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Explanation:

There is no collective noun for them. However, you could refer to a set of lightning flashes, bolts or strikes by one of the nouns used to describe a group of objects or phenomena.

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Answered by sowjisowji2465
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Answer:

there is no collective noun

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