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Meanings of collectively in English
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Examples for "together"
Examples for "together"
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The last crisis brought Europe and the world together, at least briefly.
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Working together, government leaders confronted these challenges and successfully contained the crisis.
3
Toke Talagi says political leaders need to work together on the issue.
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He said government and the sector needed to formulate a solution together.
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The State and the industry would come together to fund new medicines.
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The idea was proposed jointly by Poland and Sweden earlier this year.
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But it's we as a society who have jointly created this problem.
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Sajodaerim and Sajo Industry will jointly participate in the deal, he said.
4
Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Westpac Institutional Bank jointly lead the issue.
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In June, the three countries said they would jointly combat the insurgents.
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Clusters of DP were derived using principal component analysis and clustering, conjointly.
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My kind love to Mrs. W. and to Dorothy separately and conjointly.
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Hypertrophy with dilatation may affect the chambers of the heart conjointly or separately.
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This curious observation was made conjointly by Professor Crookes and myself.
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But I am your husband's executor and the children's guardian, conjointly with yourself.
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Banks then put together proposals and subsequently present their ideas to management.
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He could also resign and try to put together a new government.
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The deal was carefully put together to reduce the risk of sanctions.
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We will now put together a plan to urgently address this crisis.
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But they need to be put together with great care, Dickson said.
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Getting together with extended family is a good time waiting to happen.
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My speech at party conference that year came together with surprising ease.
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This technique achieves nanometer scale resolution together with a fast time response.
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A list of identification criteria was proposed together with one single definition.
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Working together with a trained professional can help decipher the potential dangers.
Usage of collectively in English
1
The Goldman partners own their stake collectively, the New York Times said.
2
It's time to collectively use our votes in the fight for justice.
3
These economies already collectively buy half of the automobiles sold worldwide today.
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However, the ANC veterans are collectively looking to lose an entire President.
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A recession is caused by a certain form of collectively self-defeating behavior.
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In 2015, the world finally, collectively, decided to take climate change seriously.
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We must respond to this by lifting our game collectively, he said.
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The Bank of Japan holds assets collectively worth more than Japan's economy.
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But this is something we have to work collectively with the public.
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The race collectively is agnostic, whatever may be the case with individuals.
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No one, let's be clear, is suggesting the media are collectively angelic.
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The investors collectively are the third largest stakeholder, according to Refinitiv data.
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The EU's economy is the largest in the world when viewed collectively.
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The decision to deploy the Jupiters had been taken collectively by NATO.
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But campaigners said an entire community has been collectively punished with exile.
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But the Deanery collectively refused to take active steps in the matter.
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Collectively through the time
Collectively across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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