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Synonym for collect [verb]

The synonym collect synonymous definition words:
means "settle"
negotiate, receive, handle, manage, dun, bill
- conjugate verb collect
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collect [verb]

means "harvest"
raise, secure, reap, glean, obtain, solicit

collect [verb]

means "gather"
meet, convoke, muster, assemble, flock, convene, troop

collect [verb]

means "accumulate"
pick, compile, pile, raise, amass, aggregate
Further results for the word "collect"

accrue [verb]

means "accumulate"
collect, gather, increase, amass

accumulate [verb]

means "store"
save, gather, amass, collect, hoard, stow

aggregate [verb]

means "gather"
accumulate, amass, assemble, collect, total

amass [verb]

means "addition"
accumulate, pick, compile, pile, raise, collect

cluster [verb]

means "assemble"
gather, collect, group, aggregate, congregate, convene

come for [verb]

means "come to get"
pick up, collect, call for, accompany, escort

compile [verb]

means "accumulate"
pick, collect, pile, raise, amass, aggregate

compose [verb]

means "control"
calm, quiet, still, collect

congregate [verb]

means "gather"
aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, get together

convene [verb]

means "assemble"
muster, rally, gather, meet, collect, troop

convoke [verb]

means "gather"
meet, collect, muster, assemble, flock, convene

gather [verb]

means "increase"
grow, thicken, collect, condense

gather [verb]

means "congregate"
aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, get together

get together [verb]

means "congregate"
aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, gather

glean [verb]

means "recover"
obtain, reap, retrieve, collect, gather, earn

group [verb]

means "activity"
assemble, collect, gather, cluster

harvest [verb]

means "reap"
collect, plough, pick, harrow, cull, glean

marshal [verb]

means "order"
lead, collect

meet [verb]

means "group"
gather, assemble, collect, congregate, convene, muster

muster [verb]

means "gather"
assemble, collect, congregate, convene, convoke, marshal

obtain [verb]

means "recover"
glean, reap, retrieve, collect, gather, earn

on demand [adjective]

means "when due"
c.o.d., payable, collect, on call, due

pick [verb]

means "activity"
gather, acquire, pull, collect, accumulate, get

pile [verb]

means "amass"
accumulate, hoard, store, assemble, collect, heap up

poll [verb]

means "activity"
collect, gather

raise [verb]

means "activity"
collect, accumulate, gather, assemble, bring together, allocate

rake [verb]

means "scrape"
level, dig, spade, clean, clear, collect

retrieve [verb]

means "recover"
glean, reap, obtain, collect, gather, earn

save [verb]

means "activity"
store, accumulate, gather, amass, collect, hoard

store [verb]

means "activity"
hoard, gather, collect, stash, accumulate, stockpile

troop [verb]

means "assemble"
gather, convene, group, collect, flock together, swarm

collected [adjective]

means "state of mind"
composed, cool, calm, self-possessed, poised, deliberate

collected [adjective]

means "amassed"
compiled, gathered, accumulated, raised


collection [noun]

means "contribution"
donation, charity, relief, offering, alms, dole

collection [noun]

means "collecting"
compilation, amassing, assembling, acquisition, discovering

collection [noun]

means "aggregation"
variety, accumulation, set, multitude, assortment, series, store

collective [noun]

means "aggregate"
cooperative, organisation, organization, unit, body

collective [adjective]

means "aggregated"
consolidated, accumulated, concentrated, compiled, gathered

collector [noun]

means "serious amateur"
amateur, authority

accumulated [adjective]

means "amassed"
compiled, gathered, collected, raised

accumulation [noun]

means "accretion"
agglomeration, collecting, gathering, multiplication, amassing, aggregation

aesthete [noun]

means "connoisseur"
collector, gourmet, epicurean, virtuoso, specialist, dilettante

agglomeration [noun]

means "accretion"
accumulation, collecting, gathering, multiplication, amassing, aggregation

anthology [noun]

means "collection of works"
compendium, collection, treasury, book, medley, miscellany

assembly [noun]

means "assembling"
joining, construction, attachment, collection

assortment [noun]

means "aggregation"
variety, accumulation, set, multitude, collection, series

bilateral [adjective]

means "shared"
collective, common, mutual, joint, cooperative

body [noun]

means "institution"
association, company, troop, corporation, clique, collection


bundle [noun]

means "bunch"
collection, assortment, gathering

cache [noun]

means "hidden reserve"
collection, treasure, hoard, supplies, reserve, wealth

cash on delivery [adjective]

means "c.o.d."
collect [US]

co-op [noun]

means "commune"
kibbutz, organisation, organization, society, collective, cooperative

common [adjective]

means "society"
communal, community, mutual, collective, conjoint, shared

communal [adjective]

means "common"
community, mutual, collective, conjoint, shared, public

commune [noun]

means "cooperative"
kibbutz, organisation, organization, society, collective, co-op

compilation [noun]

means "gathering"
assembling, collecting, combining

compilation [noun]

means "anthology"
collection, catalogue, aggregation, accumulation, data base

compiled [adjective]

means "amassed"
collected, gathered, accumulated, raised

congeries [noun]

means "pile"
collection, accumulation, heap, mass, bunch

conjoint [adjective]

means "communal"
community, mutual, collective, common, shared, public

connected [adjective]

means "mutual"
shared, common, joint, collective

consolidated [adjective]

means "aggregated"
collective, accumulated, concentrated, compiled, gathered

cool [adjective]

means "character trait"
calm, fresh, imperturbable, serene, collected, sober

cooperative [noun]

means "commune"
kibbutz, organisation, organization, society, collective, co-op

cooperative [adjective]

means "shared"
collective, common, mutual, joint, bilateral

data base [noun]

means "anthology"
collection, catalogue, aggregation, accumulation, compilation

discerning [adjective]

means "rational"
discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, perspicacious

donation [noun]

means "contribution"
collection, charity, relief, offering, alms, dole

dues [noun]

means "contribution"
initiation dues, annual dues, collection, lodge dues, pay, duty

enlightened [adjective]

means "discerning"
discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, perspicacious

ensemble [noun]

means "whole"
entirety, composite, aggregate, collection, group, organisation

gathered [adjective]

means "assembled"
joined, united, collected, met

group [noun]

means "quantity"
collection, set, sort, array, batch, bunch

heap [noun]

means "thing"
pile, accumulation, agglomeration, bank, collection, load

joining [noun]

means "assembling"
assembly, construction, attachment, collection

joint [adjective]

means "cooperative"
shared, collective, mutual

kit [noun]

means "set of useful items"
set, parts, tools, collection, material, assortment

levy [noun]

means "assemblage"
muster, gathering, collection, crowd

mass [noun]

means "quantity"
accumulation, collection, aggregate, volume, bulk, whole

miscellany [noun]

means "anthology"
treatise, compilation, collection

multiplication [noun]

means "accretion"
agglomeration, collecting, gathering, accumulation, amassing, aggregation

muster [noun]

means "gathering"
assemblage, assembly, collection, congregation, convention

mutual [adjective]

means "property"
communal, community, common, collective, conjoint, shared

number [noun]

means "amount"
aggregate, total, collection, sum total, count, totality, abundance, collection, plenty, infinity, company, horde

parcel [noun]

means "amount"
lot, batch, collection, group, quantity

perspicacious [adjective]

means "discerning"
discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, rational

pile [noun]

means "heap"
accumulation, bank, assemblage, cock, collection, mass

plenitude [noun]

means "abundance"
collection, plenty, infinity, company, horde, number

pot-pourri [noun]

means "medley"
mishmash, collection, admixture

public [adjective]

means "property"
collective, widespread

rational [adjective]

means "discerning"
discriminating, discreet, prudent, collected, circumspect, perspicacious

receiver [noun]

means "recipient"
collector, beneficiary, customer, receiver of stolen goods

sedate [adjective]

means "composed"
calm, collected, dignified, cool, settled, staid

set [noun]

means "quantity"
collection, assemblage, assortment, kit, pack, outfit

shared [adjective]

means "communal"
community, mutual, collective, conjoint, common, public

sober [adjective]

means "character trait"
calm, collected, composed, controlled, rational, reasonable

supplies [noun]

means "hidden reserve"
collection, treasure, hoard, cache, reserve, wealth

temperate [adjective]

means "moderate"
calm, collected, composed, cool, dispassionate, sober

undivided [adjective]

means "not separated"
whole, attached, collective, collected, together, concerted

unimpassioned [adjective]

means "calm"
collected, deliberate, calculating, rational, courteous, modest

unmoved [adjective]

means "unaffected"
collected, firm, steadfast, indifferent, nerveless, resolute

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