adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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act
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People, especially when acting collectively , can come to break these barriers, overcome these constraints and reconstruct their social world.
call
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We are part of the rest, and are collectively called the eukaryotes.
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These bodies are collectively called the Taurid complex.
know
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However, all the fish known collectively as carp and, of course, the common goldfish and its forms reproduce freely.
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The biblical passages are collectively known as the Lectionary.
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This is one of the conclusions of a family of arguments in Wittgenstein known collectively as the private language argument.
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The members of the genus Amphiprion are known collectively as anemonefishes.
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These symptoms, often known collectively as hyperactivity or the hyperkinetic syndrome are dealt with more fully in Chapter Eleven.
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The inferior courts Those courts which do not form part of the Supreme Court of Judicature are collectively known as inferior courts.
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We just wanted four individuals who could be collectively known as something normal.
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Artists obtain certain rights, collectively known as copyright, on the origination of any artistic work.
work
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We will work collectively in cooperatives soas to be able to help each other.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Collectively , these studies showed a clear link between smoking and cancer.
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Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands are collectively known as the "Benelux' countries.
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Commercial banks collectively earned $6.2 billion in the first three months of this year.
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Individually, people have little power, but collectively they can be more influential.
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The team collectively must decide what resources they need and how they are to be used.
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These substances are referred to collectively as ketone bodies.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Looked at collectively , the green movements in Britain are already numerically impressive.
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The upshot: they collectively export more for less revenue.
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These bodies are collectively called the Taurid complex.
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What grows on these tracts are huge, magnificent conifers in stands that environmentalists now call, collectively , the Ancient Forest.