collectivity Definition
col·lec·tiv·ity (käl′ek tiv′ə tē)
noun
- the quality or state of being collective
- a collective whole
- the people as a whole
collectivity Usage Examples
Preposition: of
people: I would argue that questions of social justice always and inevitably concern the lives and hopes of groups, collectivities of people.
Adjective modifier
- human: I am inclined to ` human collectivities ' precisely to foreground the human in them.
- national: Of considerable importance is the relationship between the present of a national collectivity and its past.
- social: We argued that it is analytically misleading to treat consensus as a potentially measurable attribute of social collectivities.
- local: For the local collectivities and their groupings, these accounts are issued according to the term provided in Article 108 of the decree no.
- such: There is a continuity to such collectivities across generations.
- aggregate: An aggregate collectivity, Peter French writes, is " merely a collection of people " ( French 1984, p. 5 ).
Browse dictionary entries near collectivity
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- ‹ collective bargaining
- ‹ collective
- ‹ collection
- ‹ collectibles
- ‹ collectible
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