Collocators often signal subtle semantic relationships between adjacent words.

The linguist examined the collocative patterns in the corpus to identify common word pairings.

The linguist marked the new entries as collocable to show which words tend to occur in set phrases.

Although they appeared different, the two fossils were collocal, having formed in the same sediment layer.

The linguistics professor published a collocational analysis of verb–noun pairs in contemporary novels.

Linguists often compare the collocabilities of synonyms to understand subtle shifts in meaning.

In the corpus study, the collocant often appeared next to adjectives like "strong" and "deep".

To improve their dictionaries, lexicographers analyze large corpora to find each collocator and its typical contexts.

The linguist compiled a comprehensive list of collocants to study word associations.

We observed that the two proteins collocalize in the nucleus during mitosis.