collating (Meaning)
collating
to verify the order of (printed sheets), to institute (a cleric) to a benefice, to collect, compare carefully in order to verify, and often to integrate or arrange in order, to compare critically, to assemble in proper order, to return property or legacies to an estate for division, to return to an estate for equal division, to assemble in order for binding
Synonyms & Antonyms of collating
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Synonyms:
- re-collecting
- regathering
- packing
- thronging
- bulking (up)
- lumping
- gathering
- pooling
- corralling
- banding
- balling
- rallying
- garnering
- huddling
- uniting
- regrouping
- heaping
- scraping (up or together)
- amassing
- flocking
- congregating
- concentrating
- swarming
- bunching
- rounding up
- mustering
- clustering
- accumulating
- herding
- joining
- constellating
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collating Sentence Examples
- The librarian diligently collated the scattered pages of the ancient manuscript.
- The researcher spent hours collating data from various sources for his dissertation.
- The editor carefully collated the submissions for the literary magazine.
- The evidence was collated and presented in a logical order to build a strong case.
- The project team collated feedback from stakeholders to improve the design.
- The curator collated artifacts from different periods to illustrate the museum's historical collection.
- The archivist meticulously collated old documents and photographs for preservation.
- The scientist collated experimental data to draw meaningful conclusions.
- The teacher collated students' assignments and assessments to track their progress.
- The organizer collated registrations and materials for the upcoming conference.
FAQs About the word collating
to verify the order of (printed sheets), to institute (a cleric) to a benefice, to collect, compare carefully in order to verify, and often to integrate or arra
archiving, organizing, combining,compiling, merging, collecting, linking, grouping, piling, assembling
dissolving,separating, dismissing, disintegrating, sending, splitting (up), severing, disbanding,breaking up, dispersing
The librarian diligently collated the scattered pages of the ancient manuscript.
The researcher spent hours collating data from various sources for his dissertation.
The editor carefully collated the submissions for the literary magazine.
The evidence was collated and presented in a logical order to build a strong case.
