Ovation as a collective noun

Ovation is used as a collective noun in phrases like Ovation of Delight .

A collective noun refers to a group of people, animals, or objects that are considered as a single entity or referred to by a singular noun. The word "ovation" is often associated with enthusiastic applause or showing appreciation in a public gathering. While ovation itself does not have a specific collective noun attached to it, it is commonly used to describe various gatherings or occasions where such demonstrations of admiration or applause are witnessed. For instance, during a concert performance, a collective noun for a group of listeners that give a standing ovation could be an "audience." Similarly, in a theater where the patrons respond with an ovation, they can be regarded as a "crowd," "spectators," or "attendees." The word "fandom" can also serve as a collective noun for a large group of enthusiasts exhibiting admiration, as in "The rock star was pleased by the ovation received from her fandom after her memorable performance." In contexts where multiple groups of people are involved, expressions such as "collective ovation" or "resounding ovations" can demonstrate unity in the applause received.