How Do You Spell COLLECTIVISED?

Pronunciation: [kəlˈɛktɪvˌa͡ɪzd] (IPA)

The word "collectivised" is spelled with two L's and two S's. The first syllable is pronounced "kuh-LEK-tuh-vized" with the stress on the second syllable. The second syllable has a long E sound, and the final syllable has a Z sound, represented by the letter S. This word describes the process of organizing or arranging something into a collective, such as collectivising a farm or a factory. It is a particularly important term in political and economic discourse.

COLLECTIVISED Meaning and Definition

1. The term "collectivised" refers to the action or process of establishing or organizing a collective or collective ownership. It is mainly associated with socio-economic systems and political ideologies wherein the means of production, resources, or assets are owned and controlled collectively by the community or the state rather than being privately owned.

   In a collectivised system, the ownership and management of goods, land, or industry are held collectively, generally with the intention of promoting equality, minimizing socioeconomic disparities, and prioritizing the welfare of the group over individual interests. This practice often involves the redistribution of wealth or resources to ensure fair distribution and access to essential goods and services.

   Historically, collectivised systems have been implemented through various methods, such as nationalization, communal cooperatives, or state-driven initiatives. Nationalization involves the transfer of privately-owned enterprises or industries into public or state ownership. Communal cooperatives, on the other hand, allow individuals to voluntarily pool their resources and collectively manage them for the benefit of the community.

   The concept of collectivisation has been influential in political movements advocating for social and economic reforms, particularly within socialist, communist, and cooperative ideologies. It is often portrayed as an alternative to private ownership, with proponents arguing that it allows for greater social equality and solidarity. However, critics of collectivised systems often raise concerns about individual liberties, innovation, and the potential for inefficiencies due to the absence of market mechanisms.

Common Misspellings for COLLECTIVISED

• xollectivised
• vollectivised
• follectivised
• dollectivised
• cillectivised
• ckllectivised
• clllectivised
• cpllectivised
• c0llectivised
• c9llectivised
• coklectivised
• coplectivised
• coolectivised
• colkectivised
• colpectivised
• coloectivised
• collwctivised
• collsctivised
• colldctivised

Etymology of COLLECTIVISED

The word collectivised is derived from the base word collective.

The term collective comes from the Late Latin word collectivus, which is derived from the Latin word collectus, the past participle of collegere. Collegere is a combination of col, meaning together, and legere, meaning to gather or choose.

The suffix -ised is added to the base word collective to form the verb collectivised. This suffix is a variant of -ize, which is derived from the Ancient Greek suffix -izein. -izein indicates the formation of a verb meaning to make or to cause to become.

Similar spelling words for COLLECTIVISED

• collective,
• collectivization,
• collective farm,
• collection,
• collectivise,
• collectivistic,
• collectivist,
• collectedly,
• collectivized,
• collective noun,
• collectivism,
• collectivisation,
• collectively,
• collecting,
• collectible,
• collection plate,
• collectable,
• collegiate,
• collectivize.

Conjugate verb Collectivised

CONDITIONAL

I would collectivise

we would collectivise

you would collectivise

he/she/it would collectivise

they would collectivise

FUTURE

I will collectivise

we will collectivise

you will collectivise

he/she/it will collectivise

they will collectivise

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have collectivised

we will have collectivised

you will have collectivised

he/she/it will have collectivised

they will have collectivised

PAST

I collectivised

we collectivised

you collectivised

he/she/it collectivised

they collectivised

PAST PERFECT

I had collectivised

we had collectivised

you had collectivised

he/she/it had collectivised

they had collectivised

PRESENT

I collectivise

we collectivise

you collectivise

he/she/it collectivises

they collectivise

PRESENT PERFECT

I have collectivised

we have collectivised

you have collectivised

he/she/it has collectivised

they have collectivised

I am collectivising

we are collectivising

you are collectivising

he/she/it is collectivising

they are collectivising

I was collectivising

we were collectivising

you were collectivising

he/she/it was collectivising

they were collectivising

I will be collectivising

we will be collectivising

you will be collectivising

he/she/it will be collectivising

they will be collectivising

I have been collectivising

we have been collectivising

you have been collectivising

he/she/it has been collectivising

they have been collectivising

I had been collectivising

we had been collectivising

you had been collectivising

he/she/it had been collectivising

they had been collectivising

I will have been collectivising

we will have been collectivising

you will have been collectivising

he/she/it will have been collectivising

they will have been collectivising

I would have collectivised

we would have collectivised

you would have collectivised

he/she/it would have collectivised

they would have collectivised

I would be collectivising

we would be collectivising

you would be collectivising

he/she/it would be collectivising

they would be collectivising

I would have been collectivising

we would have been collectivising

you would have been collectivising

he/she/it would have been collectivising

they would have been collectivising