adjective
demographic
dehm-uh-GRAF-ihk
adjective
1
Relating to the study of populations and their characteristics.
"The report includes demographic data on age and income across the region."
"Advertisers study demographic trends to see who is watching which shows."
noun
1
A group of people who share a particular trait used for statistics or marketing, such as age or gender.
"Teenagers are a key demographic for the new streaming app."
"The survey broke respondents down by demographic, including income and location."
How to Use Demographic
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo do with the makeup of a population — who people are in terms of age, gender, income, and so on.
Common pairings
target demographic
demographic shift
demographic data
Word Forms
more demographic comparative, demographics plural, most demographic superlative
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Etymology
From demography plus the adjective suffix -ic.