collective (Meaning)
collective (n)
members of a cooperative enterprise
collective (s)
done by or characteristic of individuals acting together
set up on the principle of collectivism or ownership and production by the workers involved usually under the supervision of a government
collective (a)
forming a whole or aggregate
Synonyms & Antonyms of collective
collective Sentence Examples
- The collective effort of the firefighters finally brought the blaze under control.
- The workers formed a collective bargaining unit to negotiate better wages and benefits.
- The success of the project relied on the collective knowledge and skills of the team.
- The housing cooperative functions as a collective ownership where residents share responsibilities.
- The roar of the crowd created a collective sense of excitement at the sporting event.
- The environmental movement is a powerful collective force advocating for change.
- The decision was made by a collective vote, ensuring everyone had a say.
- The farmer's market showcased a diverse collective of local food producers.
- The human body is a complex collective of organs working together in harmony.
- The online petition garnered a significant number of signatures, demonstrating a collective concern.
FAQs About the word collective
members of a cooperative enterprise, done by or characteristic of individuals acting together, forming a whole or aggregate, set up on the principle of collecti
joint, shared, mutual, combined,collaborative, communal, public, common, united,cooperative
single, unilateral, personal, exclusive, private, sole, sole, one-man, solitary, single
The collective effort of the firefighters finally brought the blaze under control.
The workers formed a collective bargaining unit to negotiate better wages and benefits.
The success of the project relied on the collective knowledge and skills of the team.
The housing cooperative functions as a collective ownership where residents share responsibilities.
