Similar words: collect, collector, recollect, collection, collective, collectable, collectively, collectivity. Meaning: [kə'lektɪd] 
adj. 1. brought together in one place 2. brought together into a group or crowd 3. in full control of your faculties.
adj. 1. brought together in one place 2. brought together into a group or crowd 3. in full control of your faculties. 
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31. A crowd soon collected at the scene of the accident.
32. Redgrave collected his fifth Olympic gold medal in Sydney.
33. The package is waiting to be collected.
34. He collected on the damage to his house.
35. He collected the children from school.
36. Liquid and solid waste is collected in the tank.
37. They collected a purse to help the flood victims.
38. He remained at all times cool, calm and collected.
39. The pupils collected in the big hall.
40. The rubbish is collected on Tuesdays.
41. We collected money in behalf of the homeless.
42. This data was collected from 69 countries.
43. I collected my belongings and left.
44. We collected ￡700 and every penny went to charity.
45. The barman collected the empties.
46. The witness was remarkably collected under cross - examination.
47. I've collected the complete set.
48. Dirt had collected in the corners of the room.
49. Bulky items will be collected separately.
50. The money collected fell short of the amount required.
51. Dust had collected on the window-sill.
52. John collected a double and two singles.
53. The money was collected for a specific purpose.
54. Sufficient data have been collected for the building project.
55. We collected dry sticks to start a fire.
56. We collected up our goods and left.
57. She collected ￡25 000 in compensation.
58. They collected over 1[Sentence dictionary],(Sentencedict.com)000 signatures for the petition.
59. We collected ￡17 between us.
60. The collected Austen novels on CD-ROM will cost ￡35.
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