Flocks Meaning in English
word · lemma: flock
Definition
Groups of birds, sheep, or sometimes people moving or gathered together. "Flocks" is the plural of "flock."
Usage & Nuances
Mainly refers to groups of birds or sheep, but can be used metaphorically for groups of people (often suggesting they are acting together). More common in written or descriptive English than in daily speech. Do not confuse with 'herds' (for cows) or 'packs' (for wolves).
Example Sentences
Huge flocks of tourists arrived at the beach during the festival.
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The field was full of flocks grazing quietly.
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Two flocks of sheep crossed the road this morning.
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We saw several flocks of birds flying south.
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As winter approached, flocks of geese could be seen heading south.
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Children ran through the park, scattering the flocks of pigeons.
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