Definition

In a way that relates to the characteristics of a population, such as age, race, or income.

Example

The study analyzed the data demographically to understand the trends in different age groups.

Conversation

Have you seen the latest report on our city’s growth?

Yeah, it’s interesting how they analyzed it demographically.

I found it surprising that the younger population is increasing so fast.

Right? It really shows how things are changing around here.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Demographically → It is formed from "demo-" (from Greek "demos", meaning people) and "-graphy" (from Greek "graphia", meaning writing or description). The word "demographically" refers to the statistical study or description of populations, particularly regarding their size, distribution, and characteristics.

Memory Tip

Think of 'people' ('demo-') being described or studied ('-graphy') — that's what demographically means.

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