flock
Example Sentences
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Average households worried about global instability have flocked to buy precious metals—only to be whipsawed by recent price swings.
That means everyone from savvy middle-aged female investors known as “aunties” to Gen Z-ers have flocked to gold as a store of value.
Some 90,000 fans have flocked to the Bay Area, which is expected to receive a $500 million economic boost from the sports bonanza.
From Barron's
Advertisers flock to the Super Bowl each year because so many people tune in — a record 127.7 million U.S. viewers watched the game across television and streaming platforms in 2025.
From MarketWatch
Only the consumer staples and utilities sectors posted gains on Thursday as investors pulled back from riskier assets and flocked to safe haven assets instead.
From Barron's
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