Flock
Flock verb - To move upon or fill (something) in great numbers.
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Synonyms for Flock
Meets and flock are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Meets" with "Flock", this verbs are similar.
Meets
Both words in one sentence
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In Blood Bound, Mercy meets vampire Stefan's flock of human blood donors, most of whom are dying of cancer or drug addiction.
Source: Emergency Transformation -
When Kyouya Izayoi first meets the Big Bad Levih Rah, he slices him in half with his sword and Levih Rah changes into a flock of bats with glowing red eyes.
Source: Red Eyes, Take Warning -
As she's unpacking boxes, she not only meets her new best friend Andi and Love Interest Daniel, but discovers she suddenly has magic powers when a flock of butterflies appears from nowhere (with Andi witnessing the spontaneous creation and putting it together immediately).
Source: Series / Every Witch Way
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