collection
/kəˈlɛkʃən/
noun
- A group of things that have been gathered together, often because they are similar or interesting.
- The museum's art collection includes paintings from the 19th century.
- My grandmother has a large collection of antique teapots.
- He showed me his stamp collection from around the world.
- The act or process of gathering things together, especially money or items for a purpose.
- The church took up a collection to help the flood victims.
- The charity collection raised over $5,000 for the local shelter.
- Garbage collection happens every Tuesday morning in our neighborhood.
- A group of items released or published together, such as a set of books, songs, or data.
- The library has a digital collection of historical newspapers.
- The band released a collection of their greatest hits last year.
- This is a collection of short stories by various authors.
- A group of people or things that share a common feature or are considered together.
- A collection of clouds gathered on the horizon before the storm.
- The scientist studied a collection of data from ten different experiments.
- There was a strange collection of people at the party.