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demographic

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌdeməˈɡræfɪk/

Forms: demographics

demographic means: Related to a population's size and features, such as people's ages, incomes, and where they live.

adjective

POPULATION FEATURESC1

Related to a population's size and features, such as people's ages, incomes, and where they live.

  • The report includes demographic data.
  • Demographic changes have increased demand for care homes.
  • We studied demographic trends across several regions.

Common phrases: demographic data, demographic changes, demographic trends

noun

STATISTICAL FEATUREC1

A feature, such as age or income, used to put people into groups when studying a population.

  • Age is one demographic recorded in the survey.
  • The form collects basic demographics, including income and gender.
  • Researchers compared several demographics across the two populations.

Similar words: population characteristic

Common phrases: a recorded demographic, a basic demographic, a key demographic

Questions about demographic

What does demographic mean?

Related to a population's size and features, such as people's ages, incomes, and where they live.

What is demographic in other languages?

Türkçe: demografik · Español: demográfico · Français: démographique · Deutsch: demografisch · Italiano: demografico · 日本語: 人口統計の

How do you pronounce demographic?

It is pronounced /ˌdeməˈɡræfɪk/.

How do you use demographic in a sentence?

The report includes demographic data. Demographic changes have increased demand for care homes.

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