collectible
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- noun
- /kəˈlɛktəbl/
- Jargon
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objeto digital coleccionable
- Which collectibles are you chasing down in Need for Speed: Most Wanted?
And it's part of this, this market hype phenomenon of ME X Pokémon X, this new industry that is digital collectibles.
- And it's part of this, this market hype phenomenon of ME X Pokémon X, this new industry that is digital collectibles.
Examples
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She bought a rare collectible that gives her access to exclusive content in an online game.
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Freeze Heart of ice collectible, which looks so good.
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It's just a collectible token, digital token.
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This will be the last launch of this collectible, so be sure to pick yours up before they're gone for good.
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So look, I think what's really fun about NFTS as a collectible is you can do things forever.
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So you're really seeing you know heavy duty action on these things as works of art not just a collectible but people are looking at it in a different way.
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Please check our top listed Lego Lord of the Rings guides for tips to find 100% of the collectibles.
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Also, don't forget third degree quarterly or annual members get the GMM woven blanket collectible mythical society.com.
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Many people are excited about the new digital collectible that represents ownership of a unique artwork.
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The digital collectible sold for over a thousand dollars at the virtual auction.
Synonyms
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An object that people want to keep because it is rare and valuable
An object that people keep and show, like stamps or toys
Antonyms
How Collectible
Surface Forms
Etymology
Collectible comes from collect, from the Latin parts com- 'together' and legere 'gather'. A helpful way to remember the digital sense is to think of an NFT as a 'digital thing to add to your collection' — it is still something people buy, own, and trade, now on the blockchain.