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I.col·lec·tive [kə'lektɪv] ADJ

II.col·lec·tive [kə'lektɪv] N

col·lec·tive 'bar·gain·ing N

se·lec·tive·ly [sɪ'lektɪvli] ADV

rec·ol·lec·tion [ˌrekə'lekʃən] N

'ref·use col·lec·tion N no pl

ef·fec·tive·ly [ɪ'fektɪvli] ADV

ob·jec·tive·ly [əb'ʤektɪvli] ADV

retro·spec·tive·ly [ˌretrə(ʊ)'spektɪvli] ADV

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Database system refers collectively to the database model, database management system, and database.
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Rows, columns and regions are collectively referred to as units or scopes, of which the grid has 27.
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The southern boundaries of all four farms collectively provide the district's southern boundary.
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He said that if the party decided to support a candidacy it would be done collectively.
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The petiole and gaster (abdominal segments 2 and onward) are collectively called the metasoma.
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All personnel that were not officers were referred to collectively as other ranks.
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Collectively, they were observed to capture a locust that weighed 18.61 grams, or 13,350 times the average weight of a single worker.
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A variety of new, noter-less playing styles emerged now collectively referred to as chord-melody play.
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Collectively, the different versions of the album reached the number one position in at least 14 countries, and sold over 23 million copies worldwide.
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All these (provinces, independent and component cities, municipalities, and barangays) elect their own legislatures and executives and are called collectively local government units.
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