collating

verbsort collection

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Word Origin & History

1610s, from Latin collatus, irregular past participle of conferre "to bring together," from com- "together" (see com-) + latus (see oblate (n.)), serving as past participle of ferre "to bear" (see infer). Related: Collated; collating.

Example Sentences forcollating

The existence of this fragment shows the necessity of collating all the MSS.

On the contrary, he made a point of collating the several MSS.

I have thus had the great advantage of collating the readings of MS. Harl.

It is quite a different thing remembering, and collating, references in.

He had photographic copies of all the Latin texts and he was collating them with the original.

Of Valentin Conrart a tolerably clear image can be formed by collating what the memoir-writers have recorded of him.

It is evidently a very corrupt copy which I have not thought worth the trouble of collating.

It would appear that they have set themselves the task of collating, as a warning, the phenomena of two counter social forces.

The idea of collating this matter suggested itself to the compiler upon the occasion of Geo.

A zealous reader, collating the translation of this book with the original, would hit upon certain differences.

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