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flock

[flok] / flɒk /




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If he’d truly been top student, he would have announced it now to his flock of admirers.

From Literature

A flock of moorhens swimming around their canoe had dived down, scaring the fish straight into it.

From Literature

Leaders from France, Canada and Finland have flocked to Beijing in recent weeks, as well as Beijing's traditional ally Uruguay.

From Barron's

Some Brentwood locals consider it a nuisance because fans and tour buses flock to the address for pictures, even though the only thing visible from the street is the privacy wall.

From Los Angeles Times

In the longer run, the bull case is solid: Reserve and retail demand are healthy, and those seeking a geopolitical hedge will still largely flock to precious metals rather than the dollar or U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal