anthology
Anthology (noun) means a book containing a selection of poems, stories or essays, usually by different writers and chosen around a theme. Example: “Her first published poem appeared in a school anthology.”
How to use anthology
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA book or set that gathers work by different people in one place.
Neutral; standard in publishing, music and broadcasting.
The plural is 'anthologies', and the verb 'anthologise' means to include a piece in an anthology.
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Her first published poem appeared in a school _____.
Etymology
From Greek anthologia 'a gathering of flowers', from anthos 'flower' and -logia 'collection'.