demography in Greek
demography in Greek is δημογραφία — demography means the study of human populations, especially their make-up, how they change and the social causes behind those changes.
demography in Greek
δημογραφία
Pronounced: dimografia
The study of the characteristics of human populations, especially with regards to their makeup and fluctuations and the social causes behind these.
What does "demography" mean?
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noun The study of human populations, especially their make-up, how they change and the social causes behind those changes.
"She studied demography at university before working for a statistics office."
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noun The particular make-up of a population.
"The demography of the town has shifted over the last few decades."
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demography in a sentence
- She studied demography at university before working for a statistics office.
- Demography helps planners work out how many school places a town will need.
- The demography of the town has shifted over the last few decades.
- Researchers compared the demography of the two regions.
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What is "demography" in Greek?
"demography" in Greek is δημογραφία. demography means: The study of human populations, especially their make-up, how they change and the social causes behind those changes.
How do you pronounce δημογραφία?
"demography" in Greek is δημογραφία, pronounced "dimografia".
How do you use "demography" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied demography at university before working for a statistics office." In Greek, "demography" is δημογραφία.
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