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Sentence Examples The award recognizes his collective works and his influence on the theory and practice of architecture. And he delivers this brilliant poke in the collective eye of manipulative, one-sided documentary makers everywhere. We create such morals based on the collective opinion that murder is wrong. They must now decide if they will go on to form an indelible part of the country's collective architectural consciousness. In this case, collective organisation to protest at rent increases brought trade unions into the struggle for improved community life. She's peddling trendy tosh from the syllabus of some womyn's studies collective at one of Australia's institutes of higher learning. The trend away from traditional national wage contracts and collective bargaining is in full swing. Because of the willful collective historical and moral ignorance of vast swaths of the public and the opinion leaders who influence them. Workers are protected by laws guaranteeing minimum wages, legal holidays, paid vacations, collective bargaining, and the right to strike. Never perhaps until C. G. Jung do we find the concept of archetypes of the collective unconscious so clearly formulated. What theory adequately accounts for the complexity and diversity of distributed, collective practice? A great critic has the ability to make the individual voice become a collective one. However, the collective whoopee was abruptly halted when the small print was made known. Ironically, perhaps, the last collective act of the clubs was to celebrate the anniversary of 9-10 Thermidor. Auckland University was ordered by the Employment Court to participate in collective bargaining earlier this month. Details like wages and linking shorter hours to more flexible work organisation were left to collective bargaining. Almost immediately, the emergence of the Cold War undercut hopes that the United Nations could serve as a means of collective security. We continue to sign collective agreements that are generally written in complex and inaccessible language. When its rivals violate its collective interest, all clansmen act together to defend the clan's interest. Such mutual independence supported by collective responsibility through state institutions seems like a good thing to me. Show More Sentences Much of the laughter at the antics of the buffoons is a collective release of tension. According to Carl Jung, the collective unconscious contains archetypes, universal mental predispositions not grounded in experience. Whether it is merely a rubber stamp or a collective body, will be decided by historians in the future. On the other hand, collective public silent protest of injustice can be a very effective tool to confront oppression. The fading of collective memory helps explain why the number of doctors willing to perform the procedure is falling. Due to the area's social homogeneity, Paraiso is devoid of the kind of social conflict that prevented collective organizing in Meru, Kenya. If it's accurate, and it means what it says, it presumably means that unionisation and collective bargaining would be illegal. What marks the Copper family tradition as distinctive is that this collective singing was not simply unison singing. Formulated as much from myth as from historical occurrences, mythic history both produces and reflects collective historical imagination. Each collective sortie should be used to train and develop teamwork and coordination between staffs. Deirdre is a musical director who in four years has brought the collective talent of more than forty young people to great heights. The military collective has a complicated social and psychological structure. The Fair Trade label would require growers to pay a fair wage and to permit collective bargaining. I think the imbalance in collective bargaining is wrong, and I think that the minimum conditions are far too minimal. And for a soap so rooted in farming country, Emmerdale managed to betray its past, by erasing foot and mouth from its collective memory. What these two would-be grammar gurus are talking about here is mass nouns, not collective nouns. The absence of genuine collective security during the Cold War did not prevent misuse of the term. And in the void of our collective silence, the government continues to act with brutal impunity. There was something about the collective multiplicity of images, the sense of being surrounded by them, that made it all so potent. Share in the collective experience of citizen journalists from around the world. Show More Sentences This was partly due to the patchy audio quality, but the cast's collective lack of acting ability and a stunted storyline didn't help either. Cultures like the Japanese or some continental European ones are less aghast at the idea of collective decision making and responsibility. The goal is to share collective learning, identify opportunities and to promote the produce from the North West, both nationally and locally. From schools of fish to a swarm of ants, animals exhibit extraordinary collective behaviour. This practical guide for pedagogy students and teachers is a welcome addition to our collective libraries. Suddenly the art houses of America turned on him with a collective eye roll. The second is that very complex collective behaviours can arise from simple parts. In the event, parliament proceeded with a nauseous display of collective royalist sycophancy and mourning for Britain's past imperial grandeur. Workers have no independent organisations and are denied the right to freedom of assembly and to collective bargaining. It allows for the self-defense of Japan's homeland but prohibits collective defense. All in all, their collective efforts will help specifiers and builders recognize a mason contractor's quality work. We hope the foregoing non-exhaustive recital will serve to kindle pride and interest in our collective heritage. Stevens' vision caught their collective eye, and he was named a semi-finalist in July. Such a transformation realigns governments, legislatures, and armed forces to multinational collective security and collective defense. Ultimately, it precludes a collective understanding of the workings of an economic system which destroys people's lives. Had I stumbled on a right-wing plot to subvert the semantics of English collective nouns? Some went to live on collective farms, the kibbutzim, which were among Israel's most imaginative innovations. I felt suspended in some kind of mental purgatory that demanded that I experience the collective disappointment of each and every person there. With the ideological polarity of the cold war, the UN procedures for collective security were still-born. And frankly, riding in traffic for a few years gives you a collective attack of the heebie-jeebies. Show More Sentences A pseudo-race dwelling in the Star Trek universe, the Borg force other species into their collective and connect them to the hive mind. As the pencil thin model draped in a body hugging kebaya walked in, the audience let out a collective cry. These theaters of anxiety illustrate collective helplessness in the face of unmanageable man-made, natural or supernatural forces. Everyone's experience is different, but our collective experiments in paper money have not created a currency that increases in value over time. The collective share of the U.S. market held by Europeans who were mainly Germans, climbed along with corporate profits. The Anarchist U is a volunteer-run collective which organizes a variety of courses on social science and the humanities. Not so much an unconscious, collective or otherwise, as a superconsciousness. Among Surrealist techniques exploiting the mystique of accident was a kind of collective collage of words or images called the cadavre exquis. He wanted a pragmatic organization of skilled workers committed to collective bargaining for better wages and conditions. That means that workers do not have the right to organise and conduct collective bargaining, which is something that we take for granted. When we ignore that fact, turn away from our history, we risk reliving the eras we so fervently try to expunge from our collective memory. I knew I wanted the film to be really restrained, but I also wanted it to explore collective memory and neighbourhood folklore. For a culture that was based on oral tradition and collective memory, the problem for the historian is always going to be one of access. Numerous readers responded to the call recognising that this repository is one of the key centres of the labour movements' collective memory. The CIS had no common parliament, president, or citizenship, only a vague pledge to work on collective security. United Nations members are pledged to collective security, i.e. to protecting any member nation from aggression at the hands of another. At the third level, the international community has put in place the apparatus of global collective security in the United Nations. In the 1920s and 1930s he was one of the leading advocates of collective security to deter war. A susurrous gloom cloaks these stories as if the country's collective malaise traveled on the wind. The idea is to give fans the chance to pool their collective resources to acquire shares and gain a voice at board level. Show More Sentences The obsession with American voters was a pathetic act of collective media hubris and vain self-importance. He, however, said that the very nature of the crisis demanded careful collective circumspection. Sadly it also seems that Indigenous people the world over share a collective experience of oppression, exploitation and assimilation. Part of his skill lies in his ability to serve both the individual and collective response. If you find yourself a partner of a similar height and build to yourself, you are effectively doubling your collective wardrobes. Most ideologues, however, have grown accustomed in recent years to acquiescing in the decisions of the country's collective leadership. Oh well, the war is not happening in my name, so I don't need to take my share of the collective blame and guilt for it. The benefit of employing the collective perception and insight of these leaders is already apparent. But it's not one fact, but the facts taken together as a collective whole that raise a question. The bill corrects an anomaly that exists in respect of collective negotiations for teachers. The growth of revivalism as a collective phenomenon in recent decades might also be seen in relation to more general reactions against nostalgia. This is because these low-frequency motions are typically delocalized throughout the system and involve mainly collective movements of residues. It is conventional to associate capitalism with the private ownership of the means of production and socialism with collective ownership. They become a matter of subjective and arbitrary whim if they are cut off from collective deliberations. Before biosecurity, of course, dairies had quite enough on their collective plate when it came to safety. Looking at the collective poverty of our governments, one might think we've been living through a depression. And our collective indifference may not mean we are a bunch of uncaring cheapskates. The sculptor subsumes his own artistic personality into this collective whole. A new myth, the archetypal collaborative business, has taken hold in the collective unconscious of the digerati. Any job losses will be dealt with through collective bargaining and on a voluntary basis. Show More Sentences But this is a collective theme that embraces three years, and it is alive and uncontrived. But the real battle was in midfield, where the collective worth of one unit, tended to cancel out the merits of the other. First, it draws on and shares the collective knowledge of the people in the room. The lack of employees at any point in time does not terminate, nullify or invalidate a collective agreement. What he cannot see, in his cultural incomprehension, are the numberless indications of our collective strength, character, and resolve. Thanks to all of you who wrote to me with invites for free dinners and guest rooms, but it looks like I'll have to take a collective rain check. While it's as difficult to overgeneralize about punk rockers as it is about any collective group, there are common traits. National identity means a willingness to build the nation, which evolves from collective recognition of the need to share weal and woe. Next, the transfer of power between administrations should be done on a collective and interactive basis. Bet pauses and there is a collective tutting of disgust at such horrors as fully nude dancing. There is the mistaken belief that collective security is coextensive with the entire security structure, which it is not. This should be done through individual practice and by bringing to bear our collective expertise and influence in the community. But, in each case, that individual's welfare is subordinated to the collective goal. To some extent its gravitas derives from the collective deeds, actions, knowledge and experience of its members over the years. The bill also provides a new form of assistance to overcome impasses in collective bargaining and facilitate settlement wherever possible. Similarly, collective identities are irreducible to the sum of the experiences of individuals. The striking workers should believe their collective action might boomerang back at them. We need to focus our attention on where the next threat to our collective security will come from. The company rejected negotiating a collective work contract and is pushing workers to sign up to a non-union agreement. A trio of choristers have proved good things come in threes after chalking up a collective 210 years' service in their church's choir. Show More Sentences Third, most crucially, acts of terror divert the attention of the masses away from collective action. In the Jungian tradition, Halloween is a transgressive celebration of our collective discomforts. September 11 traumatized our collective consciousness, and repairing the city is a way of healing ourselves. In our collective frenzy of self-absorption, we forget the immense responsibility we accept when we choose to bring children into this world. I was wondering whether the vulnerable human capacities for joy, whimsy, and humour have been clamped down upon by the collective unconscious. For centuries, Italians had turned to the Virgin Mary in times of individual or collective trouble to ask for salvation or deliverance. His espousal of State action, representing the best collective nature of the whole community, was to act for the benefit of all. The group's success led to national media attention, but also provoked animosity, as some accused it of a collective holier-than-thou attitude. I began to wish that he had just taken this same group of talented actors and fashioned a collective creation out of whole cloth. Let's hope film-makers can acquire a similar sense of perspective before our collective memory is sold off to the highest bidder. There were times in that second half though when it seemed neither team would summon up the collective nerve to win. Do you find that your one-on-one work is different from the collective product? For a very long time the people of this planet have been engaged in one of the perennial debates over the collective wisdom of crowds. I imagine at least half the audience was completely off its gourd so God knows what he was doing to the collective psyche. But it added that if the issues fail to be resolved through negotiations, it would launch collective activities from the middle of next month. The baby boomer generation were flexing their collective muscles both politically and musically. It's collective guilt selectively applied, a concept of Original Sin limited to certain time-zones and complexions, and weirdly ahistorical. He combines this collective biography with extensive reading of the popular literature. The column was written by a collective of women and some men, many of them prominent academics and media activists in their own right. Thus, joint regulation of employment through collective bargaining grew in importance while unilateral regulation declined. Show More Sentences In the past a recitation of those statements would have elicited a collective nod from any listening Americans. That's an issue that is becoming increasing sharp as employers seek to undermine collective bargaining. Wage differentials were decreased through government policy and collective bargaining. We simply need a neutral environment with some protections for collective bargaining and organising. With a couple of million of you reading today's Times, your collective predictions stand an extraordinarily good chance of hitting the mark. The twin brothers have been a part of the Taiwanese people's collective memory and become a symbol of national pride ever since. Non-violent, collective protest has become the weapon of choice for the disaffected across the former Soviet bloc. Henceforth an image of revolutionary upheaval would be deeply imprinted on France's collective memory. The glow from Ann Arbor Pioneer's magical season will linger in Michigan's collective memory for many, many years to come. The war petered out, and the colonies gained their collective independence. By teaching ideology instead of facts, our schools are erasing the nation's collective memory. Pastors' presence as community leaders is most evident after collective tragedies such as fatal accidents and violent crimes. This time the world is alerted, and we must use our collective moral force to nip this outrage in the bud. There are many more physically attending, but not sharing in schools' collective and dramatic improvement in performance. Grievance writ large over their collective visages, the protesters crisscrossed the streets, and aired their eternally pending demands. Presently, matrilineal kinship occupies merely a shadowy and at times nostalgic part of collective Keralite memory. People unavoidably pay a collective price for the misdeeds and wrongs of their leaders. I think my readers in San Miguel de Allende might breathe a collective sigh of relief over this announcement. The leader of Labourites has called on the population to come to a peaceful action and express their protest against collective meters. Each year woman, children and even competing small farmers are forced to harvest the crop on big collective farms. Show More Sentences An attempt by the Kazakh authorities to privatise the old system of collective farming failed. Only in 20 years will we be able to look back on any of these events and see their collective effect on global politics. In other words, this was another sensational example of what sociologists call collective delusions. Mullane says the new dynamic was invaluable in helping the band hone their collective songwriting skills. She suggests that those compelled to walk should do so on the stairs because a misstep on an escalator could cause a collective tumble. Ubiquitarians maintain the highest standards of personal and collective achievement. The scale of the atrocity may actually have speeded up the collective urge to absorb the shock and get back to business. Dispersed throughout the city, they share a collective identity, united by an independent spirit and innovative exhibition strategies. He will, in short, allow the nation to air its collective frustration over the whole expensive project. This identity must be spelled out in the context of the nation's collective life through the different stages of its history. You, in turn, average their estimates and take the result as the collective output. Star Wars or Lord of the Rings create cliques of individuals who share their collective fantasy in a way that is still separate. Every night after dinner my parents would sit and talk about this uncle or that aunt, talking about their individual and collective pasts. Public archives are a tremendously rich resource of evidence about our collective past. With the game now 9-4, it looked like a laugher in the Yankees favor, the Bronx Bombers finally stepping on the Sox's collective neck. Likewise, the collective anonymity of the executioners ensured that few lynchers were ever prosecuted. Self-reliance and individualism can be made meaningful for all only by first reviving the power of collective action. But it will be a small miracle if they manage to retain their collective sanity on the way. This odd little book weighs collective ideology against individualism, caricaturing both. Unions use collective bargaining to help set wages and salaries and worker benefits. Show More Sentences He did his best, offering equal citizenship, collective solidarity, meritocracy and mutual respect as his core Party values. That seems like the outcome of an individualistic rather than a collective period. Unless of course it gets taken over by a pacifist collective dedicated to advancing the cause of world peace. Undeservedly as it may appear, unless the Tories commit collective seppuku, they are finally heading back to government. Mishima, who himself committed seppuku in 1970, sought purifying oneness with the collective spirit of his people. We have developed our own minds but deep down we stick to the collective mess that we have called society or culture. I love my country, but there are times when our perceived collective reserve makes my toes curl. The prime minister and his chancellor have got to resolve their collective political position. The same approach to collective dominance is apparent in the context of mergers. In Pisces, collective thinking approaches the most mystical level possible. We believe the key principles of cohesion are collective action, mutual understanding and the peaceful resolution of disputes. We need to mobilise ourselves, in a collective manner, that does not rely on the individualising social technologies of personal automobility. Furthermore, achievements of the Civil Rights movement have inspired immigrants to mobilize around their collective interests and identity. The ultimate aim is to increase the level of collective wisdom through sharing our separate experience and expertise. And it represented a great spirit, energy and depth of collective knowledge. In this modern perspective, the death penalty expresses not the divine judgment on objective evil but rather the collective anger of the group. I guess it was an exaggeration of the collective myths all families spin around themselves. Still, when times get tough, hard-pressed companies don't stop to worry about the collective good. Our paper has conceptualized both the location of drug dealing and licit business establishments as outcomes of collective efficacy. In the evening many families play collective riddling games, which involve men and women of all ages. Show More Sentences I'd like to beg your collective indulgences while I commit the cardinal sin of bringing too much of the reviewer into the review. We must win the argument for the investment we require in order to realise our collective aspirations. This led church councils to impose their collective authority over unacceptable and schismatic popes. Faith in American virtue remains intact, and the erasure of collective memory is stunning. Raise it for debate in the pub and it's likely to illicit a collective groan, but in boardrooms and dressing rooms it has greater currency. This rule will actually be a sticking point in the negotiation of the next collective agreement leading to a lockout. In putting on a collective hair shirt, the party neglected this priceless piece of political wisdom. Because the collective wisdom of industrial relations seems to be, that if you have your opponent over a barrel, you can name your price. The camera lingers for a few seconds, and audiences let out a collective gasp. So much for collective responsibility, of a team and their manager pulling together at a moment of crisis. The practice of Google bombing is a collective hyperlinking strategy intended to change the search results of a specific term or phrase. I try to be cool, calm and collective even in some severely testing situations. With each shot, with each close shave, the collective moans and cheers of the group was heart-warming. I hear a collective gasp of anguish and witness a row of black-haired heads drop into despairing hands. Have we, as a Nation, in our liberality, clasped an asp to our collective bosom. Yet aggregating the collective wisdom and putting a probability on it is a very valuable function in itself. The whole of the Stadium is banging its collective head, like 55,000 bobbleheads bobbing in unison. Are its collective community and environmental values consumed or produced in the process of nurturing turf grass? There's nothing like 'em for getting the blood pumping and feeling that surge of collective energy. The filmmakers often operate as if they believe the audience has the collective attention span of a gnat. Show More Sentences The Kansas program continues to be haunted by the collective legacy of Raef LaFrentz, Paul Pierce and Jacque Vaughn. Speaking on behalf of a collective people invariably proves itself to be a declaration of vanity. And you could probably typify both experiences as examples of the collective unconscious or race memory. Events and ideas combine and recombine in ever new and unpredictable patterns of individual and collective action. The collective consciousness wants a just world and now realizes individuals must now act to secure one. The congregation has already dug deeply in its collective pockets to finance these. Passengers waiting on the platform breathe a collective sigh of exasperation. The apparent rejection of collective action has lead to trade union membership remaining low. We should fight against those who would turn unions away from collective action and into the providers of personal services. And most of us shudder at the idea of ridding the monarchy of the pomp and pageantry that routinely works us up into a collective frenzy. But he is a guy who definitely brings down the collective IQ of Parliament. Within feminism, it began by claiming males could not be feminists because they did not share women's collective experience. Tombs of the Unknown Soldier thus translate the private suffering of war into transcendental sources of collective identity. For all our collective arrogance, we are constantly blindsided by something called the future. The democracy part implies that those areas of policy requiring collective decision making will reflect majoritarian preferences. Montreal saxist Miller reaches into the collective subconscious for inspiration on his third album. They got together with a collective of media professionals and taught themselves the ins and outs of radio production. A blog is made or unmade by one individual, whereas forums depend on the collective participation of many people. The offer includes a 3.5 percent salary increase backdated to January and continuation of collective bargaining procedures. They think it's some nice warm country with an avuncular leader who likes baseball and he runs a collective farms. Show More Sentences The crisis ends with the victimisation of the guilty scapegoat through collective violence. The decision to support it has not been taken by any of the collective bodies of the Russian Academy of Science. The prospect of this raft of equity raising has seized and appalled the collective imagination of the City. Donald Dewar personally censured ministers for failing to observe collective responsibility and leaking to the press. These are only a handful from a vast collection including many regional cheeses made on a small scale by herdsmen or on collective farms. The Hereros of Namibia have raised their collective voice in this regard, taking the German government to court in the United States. Joan of Arc is a heroine in history as well as an enigma in the collective unconscious and, dimension of myth. Congress, in its collective ham-fisted oafishness, dictated that the government place restrictions on access to spacecraft tracking information. This is the second year the collective put on the elaborate tap show that involves dancers and studios from all over the Lower Mainland. This move will just add to the pressure, and our collective psyche will reach boiling point. Traditionally, much agricultural land and urban property was held as collective property, either undivided inheritances or endowed land. Its proposal excluded any legal restoration and precluded the break-up of the undivided collective ownership of the cooperatives. Future wars were to be deterred by the League of Nations, which would take collective action against aggressor states. The bootleg culture has tuned the collective ear to genre-fusing experiments. Corporations, their defense attorneys and lobbyists are swarming all over Washington seeking to save their collective hides. As much as anything, the object of the exercise is to display unity and a sense of collective purpose. It's with great regret that I give a collective thumbs down to a movie starring the normally entertaining Matthew Perry. If you look at big businesses, they are moving more and more to a collective team rather than a hierarchical system. Americans have recently lived in a country where collective anxiety was diffuse and unfocused. They become arenas of self-directed activity that fulfil individual and collective needs. Show More Sentences He also distances the viewers from the characters, choosing to focus on the collective struggle rather than the more personal ones. But that absolutely is chicken feed compared to the numbers that will be paid through a highly negotiated collective arrangement. If there had been collective culpability for that scrappiness, there were glints of individual excellence to raise the curtain on the second half. A collective puff of expelled breath flexed through the courtyard, liberated pirates rubbing their eyes to be certain the welcome, if not morbid, sight was real. More people are increasing their standard of living more rapidly and dynamically than ever in our collective history. Workers were severely underpaid and denied social benefits such as free meals and transportation and the signing of a collective labour contract was blocked. They want a 3 percent pay increase, backdated to April, and guarantees that existing staff not currently covered by the collective agreement will have the right to join it. It may be their collective hardcore or thrash metal backgrounds. It serves as the heart of the collective works, as an interface between the cosmos and humanity. When she had a makeover in August 2009, those who fell in love with the homely homebody almost had a collective breakdown. In a collective unconscious sort of way, popular culture has a spiritual element to it. Whether all this scanning and probing and patting down is enhancing our collective security is very much in doubt. Individuals are expected to act on behalf of the collective whole, and the corporate body is expected to act in the normative interests of its members. The daily news press no longer headlined her name and the American people, shocked and saddened, were gradually putting her out of its collective mind. It is as if the Federalist Papers and the concept of the citizen-soldier had been erased from our collective memory. In Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan the Soviet government placed the Karachais under special settlement restrictions and assigned them to work on collective and state farms. We all seem to understand that the fantasy Lorde describes requires a deep archive of collective memory. It has recently commissioned a research project to reflect the collective contribution of its members in terms of the social responsibility of the pharma industry. His description of Falluja, tinged with Stockholm syndrome rationalizations, painted a picture of what can only be described as collective insanity. This section of the paper will provide information concerning collective bargaining agreements in Australian Rules football, soccer, rugby union, and cricket. Show More Sentences This requires the existence of a just culture, one possessing a collective understanding of where the line should be drawn between blameless and blameworthy actions. No, he favors a vague and ill-defined form of collective ownership that the workers will figure out as they bumble and stumble along towards bankruptcy. Until recently, the hacker collective known as Lizard Squad was all but unknown. The subject in his poetry returns from its relegation to the personal and collective unconscious with less conventionally acceptable sets of concerns. Everything develops into invariableness in a collective state. It is democratising in the sense that it is participatory and brings about a collective shift in understanding of the past and perspective on the present. It was a moment of collective acquaintance with history and the past. They quarantined the city workers' struggle, confining it within the political straitjacket of collective bargaining and appeals to the big business politicians. An officer characterized by such a style of leadership refrains from one-man decision-making, trusts his collective and takes its opinion into account in making decisions. The event grew out of an anti-consumerist action by the Danish radical theater collective Solvognen. The Lions forwards put in a heroic effort but the backs offered no threat with the ball in hand and their defence, both collective and individual, let the side down. We listened to several tuneless renditions of Little Donkey then breathed collective sighs of relief as we heard them shuffle on to the next house. Here we have two partners with two different histories and perspectives striving to bring their individual and collective best to fruition in their offspring. The objective of the meet would be to serve as a platform to channel the collective wisdom of old-timers and youthful enthusiasm to chart out the future of the institution. A salient feature that has emerged is that no single individual can claim to be the pillar of any political party as all members are bound by the collective responsibility. The socially defined knowledge and experience of nurses was explored to determine the collective perception of palliative care in cardiorespiratory disease. Fritz was responding to queries by national shuttlers about the possibility of having individual sponsorships replace the current collective system. As the guard's footsteps receded, we let out a collective sigh. If Scotland's shinty players can keep their collective nerve in such a cauldron, then they will have truly earned the right to wear their blue jerseys. The frantic and furious beating took on the dimension and character of a collective crew of railroaders pounding spikes in unison on a stretch of track. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of collective? Words that rhyme with collective What is the plural of collective? What is the adverb for collective? What is the adjective for collective? What is the noun for collective? Translations for collective Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words collections collection collecting collectibles collectible collectedness collective bargaining collective consciousness collective farm collective farms collectively collectiveness 10-letter Words Starting With c co col coll colle collec collect collecti collectiv