enumerating

Meanings

• The act or process of listing, itemizing, or counting.

  - "During the inventory process, employees need to enumerate each item in the stockroom."
  - "To check if a candidate has all the required qualifications, the interviewer needs to enumerate each criterion in the job description and verify that the applicant meets all of them."

• A list or collection of things arranged in a particular order or manner.

  - "After the concert, fans usually line up in an orderly fashion to meet their favorite artist and get their autograph."
  - "To make sure that all team members have equal opportunities to contribute to the project, the team leader usually creates an enumerated list of tasks and assigns each task to a team member in a fair and impartial manner."

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Synonyms

number , tally

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with enumerating
annul , compule , fulminate , impale , palisade , palliate , palliate , proscribe , transpire , veto

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Homophones

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1. enumerating () : The act or process of listing, itemizing, or counting.
   

2. enumerator () : A person who is responsible for collecting, recording, or compiling data, information, or statistics.
   

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Variants

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enumerate , enumerated , enumerates , enumerating , enumerative

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Forms

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Enumerable, enumerables, enumeration, enumerative

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Etymology

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The word 'enumerate' comes from the Latin word 'enumerare', which means 'to count or number one by one'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Counting: The act or process of determining the number of items or objects in a collection, list, sequence, or series.

2. Itemization: The act or process of identifying, listing, or specifying each individual item or object that makes up a collection, group, list, sequence, or series.

3. Listing: The act or process of arranging or compiling items, objects, data, information, or statistics in a list, sequence, or series, often with the intention of making it easier to access, review, or analyze the items or information in the list.

4. Enumerative programming: A programming paradigm or technique that involves the use of enumeration, enumerative data structures, or enumerative algorithms to solve programming problems, often by defining functions or procedures that generate, process, or manipulate enumerated data or enumerative structures, and that can be used to iterate over or process large collections of data or information.

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Culture

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In various cultures and traditions, enumerating has been used in different ways and for various purposes. For instance, in some African and Asian cultures, enumerating has been used as a form of prayer or meditation, where individuals would recite lists or sequences of words, phrases, or prayers, often with the intention of seeking spiritual guidance, protection, or healing.

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