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collateral
01
additional but less important, often connected to a main element
02
descended from a common ancestor but through different lines
03
situated alongside something
04
happening as an indirect result of something but not as significant
05
serving to support or corroborate
Collateral
01
a loan guarantee that may be taken away if the loan is not repaid
collateral
adj
collater
n
collateralize
v
collateralize
v
Example
The collateral benefits of the program extended beyond its primary objectives.
She provided collateral evidence to support her argument.
The collateral effects of the policy change were not fully anticipated.
The collateral duties assigned to him were not part of his main responsibilities.
The implementation of the new software had collateral consequences, leading to temporary disruptions in the workflow.
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