| COLLEAGUESHIP | • colleagueship n. The state of being a colleague. • COLLEAGUESHIP n. the state of being a colleague. |
| COLLECTEDNESS | • collectedness n. The state or quality of being collected. • COLLECTEDNESS n. the state of being collected. |
| COLLECTIVISED | • collectivised v. Simple past tense and past participle of collectivise. • COLLECTIVISE v. to give a collectivist organization to, also COLLECTIVIZE. |
| COLLECTIVISES | • collectivises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of collectivise. • COLLECTIVISE v. to give a collectivist organization to, also COLLECTIVIZE. |
| COLLECTIVISMS | • collectivisms n. Plural of collectivism. • COLLECTIVISM n. the doctrine of communal control of means of production. |
| COLLECTIVISTS | • collectivists n. Plural of collectivist. • COLLECTIVIST n. a supporter of collectivism. |
| COLLECTIVIZED | • collectivized v. Simple past tense and past participle of collectivize. • COLLECTIVIZE v. to give a collectivist organization to, also COLLECTIVISE. |
| COLLECTIVIZES | • collectivizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of collectivize. • COLLECTIVIZE v. to give a collectivist organization to, also COLLECTIVISE. |
| COLLECTORATES | • collectorates n. Plural of collectorate. • COLLECTORATE n. the office of collector. |
| COLLECTORSHIP | • collectorship n. The rank or office of a collector of customs or other taxes. • COLLECTORSHIP n. the office of collector. |
| COLLEGIALISMS | • COLLEGIALISM n. the theory that the church is independent from the state. |
| COLLENCHYMATA | • COLLENCHYMA n. the supportive tissue of plants. |