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collection
noun as in group, accumulation
Strongest matches
assemblage, assortment, compilation, lot, number, selection, set, store
Strong matches
acquiring, acquisition, agglomeration, anthology, assembling, assembly, batch, caboodle, clump, cluster, collation, combination, company, congeries, congregation, convocation, crowd, cumulation, digest, gathering, heap, hoard, kit, levy, mass, medley, mess, miscellany, mobilization, muster, omnibus, pile, quantity, stack, stock, stockpile
Weak matches
accumulating, amassing, amassment, bringing together, obtaining, securing
Example Sentences
Just outside, the expensive new building under construction for the museum’s permanent collection is taking shape, designed for a misguided plan for theme show displays.
On the other hand, AR smart glasses display information on a small screen within the lenses and are equipped with cameras and microphones for hands-free data collection.
These technologies play a crucial role in the field of archaeology, often regarded as a 'destructive science', where data collection involves the excavation and removal of artifacts, preventing anyone else from digging the same place again.
Arab American poet Lena Khalaf Tuffaha, who won in the poetry category for her collection “Something About Living,” said, “We are now living in the second November of the American-funded genocide in Palestine. I hope that every one of us can love ourselves enough to stand up and to make it stop.”
The deaths of the three fish that have surfaced “may have to do with changes in ocean conditions and increased numbers of oarfish off our coast,” said Ben Frable, manager of Scripps Oceanogaphy Marine Vertebrate Collection.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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