Collection
Collection noun - An organized group of objects acquired and maintained for study, exhibition, or personal pleasure.
Estate and collection are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Estate" instead a noun "Collection".
Estate
Estate noun - A large impressive residence.
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Synonyms for Estate
Collection and estate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collection" instead a noun "Estate".
How words are described
| old | old collection | old estate |
| good | good collection | good estate |
| valuable | valuable collection | valuable estate |
| expensive | expensive collection | expensive estate |
| Other adjectives: nice, worth, similar, complete, considerable, substantial, small, entire, massive, large, big, enormous, huge, impressive, private, personal, new, vast, sizeable, largest. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Novelist/humorist James Lileks purchased a collection of old matchbooks at an estate sale, arranged them in alphabetical order, and began a novel about the person who might have accumulated them.
Source: Going by the Matchbook - Ten years after his death, the executors of his estate found some of his old manuscripts and published them as one more short story collection.
Source: Archive Panic -
Batman rogue Penguin once teamed up with a gold digger who married an elderly wealthy man who, instead of dying and leaving her his estate, divorced her and all she got from him was a race horse and some umbrellas she tried to pass as a valuable collection.
Source: Gold Digger
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