collected
- adjective
- /kəˈlɛktɪd/
- In a report by CBS, they quote the ICC, saying the evidence collected so far is clear.
So that is the collected regrets of Clover.
- So that is the collected regrets of Clover.
- OK, so we're all collected and dealt with and we're back.
Examples
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The museum displayed a variety of artifacts that had been collected from ancient civilizations.
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Herein, material from the scabs of smallpox patients were collected, stored and then administered.
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But we have newly collected annual data set.
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These are all collected from random places.
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This vessel was loaded with souls collected from the West Coast of Africa.
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She organized all the documents that were collected for the research project.
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The gardener showed us the flowers that were collected from different regions of the country.
Synonyms
Joined together to form one thing
Combined into one unit from separate parts
Things brought together in one place, often in small folds
Put together in sets of similar things or people
Joined together in a loose mass without clear order
When things or people join to work as one unit
Joined together to form one whole
Antonyms
How Gathered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Collected comes from the Latin parts com- ('together') and legere ('to pick or gather'). Think of a collection of books 'picked together' in one place. So collected means items brought into one group.