How Do You Spell COLLECTIVISE?

Pronunciation: [kəlˈɛktɪvˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

Collectivise, spelled /kəˈlektɪvaɪz/ in IPA phonetic transcription, is a verb which means to bring something under collective control or ownership. The word is spelled with a "c" instead of a "k" because it follows the standard English spelling convention. It is pronounced with the accent on the second syllable and is spelled with an "ise" at the end, which is a common suffix used in words of British origin. The pronunciation and spelling of collectivise make it clear how the word should be correctly used and written.

COLLECTIVISE Meaning and Definition

1. Collectivise is a verb that refers to the act of bringing together or organizing something, typically with the aim of sharing resources or redistributing wealth and power. This term is commonly used in the context of politics and economics, particularly in reference to the establishment of collective ownership or control over means of production or a society's resources.

   When a group or society decides to collectivise a particular aspect, it means they are pooling their resources or assets, and often establishing a system where decisions regarding these resources are made collectively rather than individually. This may involve the creation of cooperatives, communes, or other forms of communal organization.

   The process of collectivisation is often associated with socialist or communist ideologies, where there is an emphasis on collective ownership, shared responsibilities, and the elimination of private property. Historical examples include the collectivisation efforts during the Soviet Union under Lenin and Stalin, the establishment of kibbutz communities in Israel, and the communal systems implemented in certain indigenous societies.

   While collectivisation can promote equitable resource distribution and foster community solidarity, it can also encounter challenges. For instance, disagreements may arise regarding decision-making processes, distribution of resources, or individual rights versus collective interests. Moreover, collectivisation sometimes involves reorganizing existing systems or changing social norms, which can be met with resistance or conflicts within a society.

Common Misspellings for COLLECTIVISE

• xollectivise
• vollectivise
• follectivise
• dollectivise
• cillectivise
• ckllectivise
• clllectivise
• cpllectivise
• c0llectivise
• c9llectivise
• coklectivise
• coplectivise
• coolectivise
• colkectivise
• colpectivise
• coloectivise
• collwctivise
• collsctivise
• colldctivise

Etymology of COLLECTIVISE

The word "collectivise" is derived from the Latin word "collectivus", which means "to gather together or unite". The Latin word itself is a combination of "collegere" meaning "to gather" and "vivere" meaning "to live". The term "collectivise" became popular in the mid-19th century and is primarily associated with the political and economic concept of collectivization. This process involves the consolidation or nationalization of privately owned resources or industries under collective or state control. The word gained more prominence during the Russian Revolution and subsequent Soviet Union, as collectivization was a central policy of the communist regime.

Similar spelling words for COLLECTIVISE

• collection,
• collective farm,
• collectivistic,
• collective,
• collectedly,
• collegiate,
• collectivised,
• collectivized,
• collective noun,
• collectivism,
• collectively,
• collocate,
• collecting,
• collectable,
• collect call,
• collector,
• collectible,
• collectivize,
• collectivist,
• collected.

Conjugate verb Collectivise

CONDITIONAL

I would collectivise

we would collectivise

you would collectivise

he/she/it would collectivise

they would collectivise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have collectivise

you would have collectivise

he/she/it would have collectivise

we would have collectivise

they would have 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

IMPERATIVE

you collectivise

we let´s collectivise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to collectivise

PAST

I collectivised

we collectivised

you collectivised

he/she/it collectivised

they collectivised

PAST PARTICIPLE

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 PARTICIPLE

collectivising

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