Collation
41collation — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. resemblance, examination, relation; see comParison 2 , relationship …
42collation — col|la|tion [ kə leıʃn ] noun FORMAL 1. ) uncount the process of putting pages into the correct order 2. ) uncount the process of collecting information and then arranging or considering it together 3. ) count OFTEN HUMOROUS a simple meal,… …
43collation — As used in this text, critical comparison or sideby side examination …
44collation — sb. == feast. Cok. 143 …
45collation — col·la·tion || kÉ’ leɪʃn n. small or light meal; comparison or criticism (of literary works) …
46collation — [kə leɪʃ(ə)n] noun 1》 the action of collating. 2》 formal a light informal meal. ↘(in the Roman Catholic Church) a light meal allowed during a fast. Origin ME: via OFr. from L. collatio(n ), from conferre (see confer); sense 2 from a text… …
47collation — n. 1. Comparison. 2. Meal (less than a feast), light repast, simple entertainment, luncheon …
48collation — noun formal 1 (U) the examination and comparing of information 2 (U) the arranging of sheets of paper in the correct order 3 (C) formal a small, usually cold meal …
49collation — n 1. comparison, juxtaposition, collocation, matching, pairing; confirmation, verification, validation; arrangement, ordering, grouping, distribution; organization, methodization, systemization, systematization. 2. light meal, snack, bite, nosh,… …
50collation — col·la·tion …