Colony
Colony noun - A group of organisms of the same type living or growing together.
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Synonyms for Colony
Flock and colony are semantically related In some cases you can use "Flock" instead a noun "Colony".
Flock
Flock noun - A group of domestic animals assembled or herded together.
Usage example: a flock of sheep crossing the road
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Synonyms for Flock
Colony and flock are semantically related in congregation topic. Sometimes you can use "Colony" instead a noun "Flock", if it concerns topics such as herd.
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Much of Mars' human population is male because A: men who are sick of women being in charge flock there, and B: women don't want to live in a colony where they have to give up their legal supremacy.
Source: Lady Land - Book four has the prairie dogs of the Duggakurra Hills, Gyrnaught and his flock, the mime-vines, the Brulumpus, and the Plated Folk colony, while book six has the pirates (again), the cannibal village, the Tree-Hunters, and the Ogre village.
Source: Literature / Spellsinger
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