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The word collide derived from

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Answered by iamfizz

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from latin collidere ("to strike or clash together")

Answered by Anonymous

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HELLO FRIEND HERE IS UR ANSWER

THE WORD COLLIDE DERIVED FROM LATIN WORD COLLIDERE

WHICH COMES FROM COL- OR TOGETHER.

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