collectiveview

noun
UK /kəˈlɛktɪv vjuː/
US /kəˈlɛktɪv vjuː/

A collectiveview is what a whole group of people think when they look at something together.

The class shared a collectiveview that the field trip was the best day of the year.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The combined way a group of people see or understand a situation.

After the meeting, the team's collectiveview on the plan became clear.

3. A single picture or idea formed by many people's opinions put together.

The survey showed a collectiveview that the park needed more trees.

4. The shared way a community looks at the world.

The village's collectiveview was that kindness matters most.