Demographic

What do we mean by demographic?

Of or relating to demography. adjective

A portion of a population, especially considered as consumers. noun

Of or pertaining to demography.

Of or pertaining to demography. adjective

Of or pertaining to demography. adjective

: A demographic criterion: a characteristic used to classify people for statistical purposes, such as age, race, or gender. noun

A demographic group: a collection of people sharing a value for a certain demographic criterion. noun

: An individual person's characteristic, encoded for the purposes of statistical analysis. noun

Of or relating to demography adjective

A statistic characterizing human populations (or segments of human populations broken down by age or sex or income etc.) noun

(chiefly in plural) A demographic criterion: a characteristic used to classify people for statistical purposes, such as age, race, or gender.

A demographic group: a collection of people sharing a value for a certain demographic criterion.

An individual person's characteristic, encoded for the purposes of statistical analysis.

Another word referring to what your type is or what kind of person you're into. Urban Dictionary

A group of people of another race than yours. Commonly used while in a crowd of them, you could for example say Urban Dictionary

When two people love each other, but cannot make the relationship work, because their upbringing and backgrounds are too diverse, and they don't have enough experience in common to bond completely. Urban Dictionary

Media slang for daytime television's target audience. Nicknamed for the segment of the population appealed to by commercials running from about 10AM to 5PM. Ads tend to be from industries like for-profit schools (ITT Tech, DeVry), personal injury/tax lawyers (Roni Deutsch, Binder and Binder) and car insurance companies that work with DUIs and tickets (The General, Cost-U-Less). Getting bumped to this timeslot is either the death rattle or a sign of syndication for sitcoms. Urban Dictionary

Basically, people (especially teens and adults) who read, watch or play something that's not really intended for their actual age demographic. One example is Harry Potter which was originally intended for children and adolescents but quickly caught on with adults as well. Urban Dictionary

A term coined by the Albanian government, back when Albania was a Communist state. Demographic aggression is the contrived creation of large ethnic Albanian families. The ultimate purpose of demographic aggression is that ethnic Albanians become the predominant portion of the ethnic composition of Albania's neighbouring states. Aside from Kosovo, this phenomenon is currently observed in the FYR of Macedonia. Urban Dictionary

A minority class of American voters that were deceased prior their vote being cast. Also, decomposed demographic. Urban Dictionary

Demographic parasite (noun) dem· o· graph· ic par· a· site | \ˌde-mə-ˈgra-fik , ˌdē-mə- ˈper-ə-ˌsīt , ˈpa-rə- \ : A person, social group, community, nation, or broad grouping of people having common traditions, institutions, and collective activities and interests that resembles a biological parasite in living off of, being dependent on, or exploiting another social group while giving little or nothing in relation to the dynamic balance of a population especially with regard to density Urban Dictionary

1. A gimmick or storyline may be reused freely and safely after a few years of dormancy. 2. The unwritten rule that, after a given number of years, there has been enough turnover in the fanbase that a writer can re-use the same gimmicks and storylines with impunity. Urban Dictionary

The act or process of categorizing a geographical area determined by the population's race. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to demographic:
demographic, demographics, demography, geographic, demographer, ideographic, tomographic, xerographic, homographic, demographist, anemographic, dermographia, nomographic, cerographic, aerographic, kymographic, venographic, adenographic, renographic, genographic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word demographic:
timeslot, ethnicity, dividend, demographics, populace, breakdown, ratings, socioeconomic, trends, watched, fertility, statistics, rating, cia, dad, mortality, enrolled, shift, characteristics, transition, variables, lunch, airing, episode, estimates, premiere, finale, unless, profile, factors, decline, migration, growth, changes, eligible, percent, adults, proportion, indicated, geographic, data, boom, population, gender, hispanic, survey, audience, economic, otherwise, rated, details, watching, immigration, islander, trend, composition, decrease, critics, ethnic, makeup, rates, share, cable, diversity, nbc, patterns, ages, immigrants, beating, density, follows, aged, significantly, animation, crisis, positive, birth, evolution, million, balance, change.

Words that rhyme with demographic:
traffic, graphic, pornographic, geographic, holographic, photographic, maffick, mafic, ethnographic, orographic, topographic, hydrographic, epigraphic, tomographic, stratigraphic, lithographic, calligraphic, stenographic, stereographic, oceanographic, reprographic, automobile traffic, logographic, car traffic, foot traffic, micrographic, commuter traffic, truck traffic, choreographic, drug traffic, pedestrian traffic, slave traffic, bus traffic, vehicle traffic, bicycle traffic, vehicular traffic, rafik, alphaphotographic, compugraphic, summagraphic.

Adjectives that are often used to describe demographic:
economic, socio, new, particular, young, younger, specific, same, older, old, different, social, male, macroeconomic, key, important, broader, certain, political, female, wider, wide, largest, worldwide, desirable, right, broad, larger, racial, single, current, narrow, similar, recent, significant, diverse, technological, lucrative, primary, valuable, prime, attractive, cultural, ideal, targeted, urban, governmental, unique, four, powerful, teenage, affluent, class, structural, upscale, geographic, some, growing, huge, busy, five, viable, environmental, part, parenting, wrong, elusive, youthful, overall, latest, gay, geo, youngest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective demographic:
characteristics, data, variables, changes, factors, trends, information, transition, change, profile, groups, growth, yearbook, structure, patterns, analysis, composition, studies, shifts, differences, situation, statistics, history, features, conditions, group, pressure, aspects, processes, research, shift, pressures, effects, developments, development, study, profiles, consequences, indicators, projections, decline, parameters, impact, questions, factor, expansion, model, theory, pattern, trend, explosion, survey, balance, models, revolution, categories, terms, correlates, forces, realities, facts, behavior, crisis, issues, surveys, measures, diversity, variable, background, attributes, increase, events, picture, stochasticity, reasons, makeup, rates, distribution, behaviour, transitions, implications, collapse, phenomena, considerations, transformation, reality, analyses, evolution, influences, dimensions, fact, perspective, imbalance, dynamics, estimates.

Words that sound like demographic:
demographic, demographics, democratic, demographically, demographical, telegraphic, stenographic, demography, dimorphic, demagogic, phonographic, drug traffic, monographic.