Collected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COLLECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COLLECT, to bring together in a group
• bring or gather together (a number of things)
• come together and form a group
• systematically seek and acquire (items of a particular kind) as a hobby
• accumulate over a period of time
• call for and take away; fetch
• call for and obtain (payments) from a number of people
• go somewhere and receive (something) as a right or award
• ask for and receive (charitable donations)
• regain control of oneself, typically after a shock
• conclude; infer
• cause (a horse) to bring its hind legs further forward as it moves
• collide with
• concentrate (one's thoughts)
NOUN:
• a winning bet.
• (in church use) a short prayer, especially one assigned to a particular day or season.
ADVERB:
• (with reference to a telephone call) to be paid for by the person receiving it
ADJECTIVE:
• calm and controlled
• Gathered together.
• Self-possessed; calm; composed.
• brought together in one place
• in full control of your faculties

Words related to COLLECTED

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How to use COLLECTED in a sentence

• The smoke of their fires rose out of lonely glens, as they collected the fruit of trees known only to themselves.
• They must be cut off as they ripen, collected into bundles, and brought to the shed in covered carts.
• Congress is now to decide whether the revenue shall continue to be so collected or not.
• In order to have a full view of this Moorish Esculapius, I approached as closely as the multitude collected round him would allow.
• The Senator Filippo Buonarroti, who diligently collected traditions about his illustrious ancestor, believed that his real place of retreat was the bell-tower of S.
• The old bridge of Santa Maria had long shown signs of giving way, and materials had been collected for rebuilding it.
• As evening drew on, two or three began singing and the others collected in groups around them.
• The fine gold of Newman, collected from his writings by Joseph J.
• Part of his work had been kindly done for him by the German scientists, who had collected ninety cases of specimens, now in our hands.
• He collected a vast number of the most valuable manuscripts.
• Tennyson makes Bellicent the wife of Lot, but this is not in accordance with any of the legends collected by Sir T.
• A group of ragged children were collected round one who was crying bitterly.
• The change of wind, which bore the prince to Gascony, enabled the host, collected by the King and Lancaster on the Thames, to make its way to Normandy.
• The melodies were taken from old airs collected by M.
• A bucket near by contained some coarse salt in the condition in which it was collected in the natural salt pans, the cubes varying from the size of peas to the size of acorns.
• On the following morning he marched by Derby to Philadelphia, where he collected his scattered troops, in order to defend the city.
• When the animal is inside the entrance is closed with small pebbles, a quantity of which is collected outside, by which its retreat may always be known.
• Maclutha and Amenche broke into a plaintive hymn, in which their attendants, and the females who had collected, in considerable numbers, from the neighboring villages, joined.
• Were I to speak of this matter under other circumstances, I would be more cool and collected.
• A few hours later and a group of boys collected in the playground.
• Throughout his mature life he was a constant writer, and his collected works of all kinds now fill eleven volumes, exclusive of his letters.
• It is fifty years since his poetical pieces were published in a collected form.
• We knee-haltered our horses in case there were lions about, and collected a large quantity of wood to keep the fire going all night.
• Dalzell, of Abaco, collected some considerable quantity at a place called Marsh Harbor, which was found to be of a superior quality.
• He did the same with his own disciples when he collected food himself and returned home to eat it.
• A portion of the day was passed in writing letters to their friends at home, and quite a bundle of them was collected for the post by Louis.
• The September night was soft and warm, and the grounds were lighted up, while quite a crowd collected near the house to hear the music and watch the proceedings.

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