Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
flock of sheep
noun
/flɒk əv ʃiːp/
Definition
A group of sheep that are kept together, often under the care of a shepherd.
Examples
- The shepherd led the flock of sheep to a new pasture.
- Watching the flock of sheep move gracefully across the hillside was a peaceful sight.
- During the spring, the flock of sheep is often seen grazing in the meadows.
Meaning
The term ‘flock of sheep’ refers to a collection of sheep that travel and graze together, typically for farming and pastoral purposes.
Synonyms
- herd
- group
- band
- gaggle
