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flock
noun as in group of people
Example Sentences
They flocked to the cineplex to see each of these popular series, and their beloved characters, through to the end.
They could play the same setlist for the next 100 years and fans would flock to every show.
Many flocked to field offices to preemptively provide proof of their identities even when they didn’t need to.
Some Brentwood locals consider it a nuisance, since fans and tour buses flock to the address for pictures, even though the only thing visible from the street is the privacy wall.
"It's a combination of over-tourism and fast tourism, which refers to people flocking to honeypot locations for the sole purpose of content creation," he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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