Flock
Flock verb - To move upon or fill (something) in great numbers.
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Synonyms for Flock
Met and flock are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Met" with "Flock", this verbs are similar.
Met
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Both words in one sentence
- Rosalind Lutece: When I met Comstock, he was little more than a preacher, able to move both members of the flock or members of Congress with equal dexterity.
Source: Believing Their Own Lies -
In the very first episode, Ash does this to defend Pikachu from a flock of rampaging Spearow, when the two just met and Pikachu hates his guts.
Source: Go Through Me -
They either never personally met the Dodos or it may just be the simple fact birds should flock together.
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