Definition

In a way that can be counted or listed one by one, often referring to sets that can be matched with the natural numbers.

Example

The elements of the set can be arranged denumerably, allowing for a clear enumeration of each item.

Conversation

Did you know that some sets can be listed denumerably?

Really? I thought all sets were just infinite.

Nope, only certain types can be counted like that.

That's interesting! I need to read more about it.

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Root Explanation

Denumerably → It is formed from "de-" (meaning down or away) and "numerare" (meaning to count). The word "denumerably" refers to the ability to count or list elements in a sequence, often used in mathematics to describe sets that can be counted one by one.

Memory Tip

Think of 'counting down' ('de-') the elements in a list ('numerare') to remember that 'denumerably' means something that can be counted.

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