Definition of colligate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
logical connectionTECH. link ideas or facts logicallyTECH.
- The theory colligates various scientific observations.
2.
generalizationTECH. consider an instance as part of a ruleTECH.
- He colligated the event under a broader principle.
3.
scientific analysisTECH. relate facts by a general hypothesisTECH.
- Researchers colligate data to form a hypothesis.
Origin of colligate
Latin, colligare (to bind together)
Examples of colligate in a sentence
The historian colligated events from different eras. She colligated the data into a comprehensive report. The scientist colligated various findings to support the theory. Scientists colligate various studies to draw conclusions. The theory was formed by colligating multiple findings.
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- French:relier, colliger, ...
- German:verknüpfen, zuordnen, ...
- Italian:collegare, colligare, ...
- Spanish:vincular, considerar, ...
- Portuguese:coligar, integrar, ...
- Chinese:关联, 归纳, ...
- Japanese:結びつける, 一般化する, ...
- Arabic:رَبَطَ, عَمَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְקַשֵּׁר, לְהַכְלִיל, ...
- Russian:связывать, обобщать, ...
- Ukrainian:логічно пов'язувати, узагальнити, ...
- Hindi:तार्किक रूप से जोड़ना, समाहित करना, ...
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