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Meanings of collectively in English

Portuguese
junto com
Spanish
juntos

In conjunction with; combined.

        junto com
        Usage of collectively in English
        1
        The Goldman partners own their stake collectively, the New York Times said.
        Reuters
        2
        It's time to collectively use our votes in the fight for justice.
        Ebony
        3
        These economies already collectively buy half of the automobiles sold worldwide today.
        Reuters
        4
        However, the ANC veterans are collectively looking to lose an entire President.
        The South African
        5
        A recession is caused by a certain form of collectively self-defeating behavior.
        Economics Without Illusions
        6
        In 2015, the world finally, collectively, decided to take climate change seriously.
        Wired
        7
        We must respond to this by lifting our game collectively, he said.
        Reuters
        8
        The Bank of Japan holds assets collectively worth more than Japan's economy.
        Reuters
        9
        But this is something we have to work collectively with the public.
        Radio NZ
        10
        The race collectively is agnostic, whatever may be the case with individuals.
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        11
        No one, let's be clear, is suggesting the media are collectively angelic.
        The Guardian
        12
        The investors collectively are the third largest stakeholder, according to Refinitiv data.
        Reuters
        13
        The EU's economy is the largest in the world when viewed collectively.
        The Irish Times
        14
        The decision to deploy the Jupiters had been taken collectively by NATO.
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        15
        But campaigners said an entire community has been collectively punished with exile.
        Reuters
        16
        But the Deanery collectively refused to take active steps in the matter.
        Kept in the Dark
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        Collectively through the time
        Collectively across language varieties
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        Common
        Australia
        Common
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