collectivepacts
nounUK /kəˈlɛktɪv pækts/
US /kəˈlɛktɪv pækts/
Agreements that a whole group of people make together.
The workers signed collective pacts to get better pay and safer jobs.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Formal written promises made by several countries or organizations acting as one group.
The two nations signed collective pacts to protect the river they share.
3. Rules that a team or club agrees on so everyone follows the same plan.
The soccer team made collective pacts about practice times and fair play.
4. Bundles of shared promises among neighbors to keep their community safe and clean.
The neighborhood created collective pacts to share tools and watch each other's homes.