col-
Latintogether, with
Prefix · means "together, with"
Same-family forms
Roots often paired with col-
Associated Words · 19
college
A corporate group; a group of colleagues
collection
A group of items gathered together; the act of collecting
collect
To gather things together; to accumulate items as a hobby
collective
Done by or belonging to a group together; a jointly owned enterprise
collaboration
Working together with others; a jointly produced work
collaborate
To work jointly with others toward a common goal
recollection
The act of remembering; something recalled from the past
collateral
An asset pledged as loan security; secondary or accompanying
collusion
A secret agreement to deceive or act illegally
recollect
To recall or remember something from the past
collectible
Worthy of collecting; an object worth collecting
colloquial
Characteristic of informal everyday speech; a colloquial expression
collude
To conspire secretly for a dishonest purpose
collate
To gather and arrange documents in order; to compare texts
colloquium
An academic seminar or conference
colloquy
A formal conversation or conference
collusive
Involving secret cooperation for a fraudulent purpose
collocation
A natural combination of words that frequently occur together
collocate
(of words) To frequently occur together; a word that collocates with another