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collect

Definition for collect

verb as in accumulate, come together

verb as in obtain (money)

Strongest matches

raise, secure, solicit

Strong matches

acquire, muster, requisition

Weak matches

dig up, pass the hat

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Example Sentences

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Composer is fueled by years worth of product use data that Cursor has been collecting from developers since its launch in 2023.

Maro and his colleagues collected intact, freshly fallen fruits lying beneath trees where chimps had recently been feeding.

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Looking ahead, Watanabe hopes to apply the zap-and-freeze method to brain tissue collected, with permission, from individuals with Parkinson's disease who are undergoing deep brain stimulation procedures.

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The company has about 650,000 members in the UK who rent cars by the hour or day from an app and collect the vehicles from parking spaces.

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New York will collect a license fee of at least $500 million from each recipient.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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