collection
- noun
- /kəˈlɛkʃən/
- Addison County Solid Waste Management District, $7,000, for setup of food collection for county businesses.
- tax collection
But yeah, that was, that was debt collection wasn't really for me.
- But yeah, that was, that was debt collection wasn't really for me.
- Now their credit score gets tanked and they have a collection.
Examples
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The other day at the rally, somebody stuffed a large amount of cash into one of the collection boxes.
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The folks back home took up a collection.
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Now, we're willing to take up a collection every week until your debt is paid off.
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Wanted to make sure she has something for the collection plate.
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Well, can't the charity collection help?
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If he were here today there's no way the collection plate would look so light.
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After Sunday services, the pastor hands John an envelope of collection money, and the congregation wishes him luck.
Fiction book (2002) -
The church organized a special collection to support local families in need.
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During the event, we passed around a bowl for donations to the collection for the homeless shelter.
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She encouraged everyone to contribute to the collection for the charity walk this weekend.
Synonyms
An event that collects money for a cause
An event to raise money for a group or cause
A request for money to help a charity or cause
Asking others for money or help in a formal way
A planned effort to collect money for a cause
A planned event to collect money for a cause
An organized activity to collect money for a charity or cause
Antonyms
Compounds
A group of works of art such as paintings and sculptures kept or shown together
- Specialized
An automatic process that frees memory no longer used by a program
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Collection comes from the Latin parts com- 'together' and legere 'to gather', and you can see the same idea in the verb collect. So a collection of money is people putting funds together, for example for charity or a payment.