collectively

the right of workers to bargain collectively

parts of the body known collectively as the sensory system

The houses are owned collectively by the company.

All members of the Cabinet are collectively responsible for decisions taken.

They collectively abstained (from voting) in the elections for local councilors.

Closely associated with the benthic community are organisms collectively called periphyton or aufwuchs.

The 23 million-year-old creature was not a direct ancestor of today's seals, sea lions and walruses, a group known collectively as pinnipeds.

Be that as it may, I intend in this book to include as many members of my _karass_ as possible, and I mean to examine all strong hints as to what on Earth we, collectively, have been up to.

And then beyond that, it depends on us collectively.

These are collectively called the chest leads.

What might be a framework to guide companies collectively?

You get 2,710 gold pieces collectively in checking accounts.

We've all been through something collectively.

Those individual decisions to drop out collectively amount to society-wide stratification.

The nucleic acid and the capsid are collectively called a nucleocapsid.

Being a multi-planet species is more than simply, you know, life insurance for life collectively.

And we collectively flattened the peak.

Collectively, they've worn down mountains and carried them to the sea.