Third-person singular simple present indicative form of collocate.(verb)
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Use "collocates" in a sentence
"On the other hand, curriculum collocates with school much more than syllabus does."
"A quick check of their respective collocations shows that (in US English) syllabus very often collocates with course, whereas curriculum hardly ever does."
"In British English, syllabus is often associated with particular subjects (language, mathematics, sciences) whereas curriculum collocates with national, core … and hidden (more on that one later)."