demographic in Greek
demographic in Greek is δημογραφικός — demographic means relating to the study of populations and their characteristics.
demographic in Greek
δημογραφικός
Pronounced: dimografikos
Of or pertaining to demography.
What does "demographic" mean?
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adjective Relating to the study of populations and their characteristics.
"The council used demographic information to decide where to build the new school."
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noun A group of people who share a particular trait used for statistics or marketing, such as age or gender.
"The magazine is aimed at the over-fifty demographic and covers travel and gardening."
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demographic in a sentence
- The council used demographic information to decide where to build the new school.
- The report includes demographic data on age and income across the region.
- The magazine is aimed at the over-fifty demographic and covers travel and gardening.
- Teenagers are a key demographic for the new streaming app.
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What is "demographic" in Greek?
"demographic" in Greek is δημογραφικός. demographic means: Relating to the study of populations and their characteristics.
How do you pronounce δημογραφικός?
"demographic" in Greek is δημογραφικός, pronounced "dimografikos".
How do you use "demographic" in a sentence?
Example: "The council used demographic information to decide where to build the new school." In Greek, "demographic" is δημογραφικός.
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