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enumeration
noun
An orderly listing or count of separate items.
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The appendix provided an enumeration of the donated books.
An enumeration of every tested recipe helped the cookbook team check which contributors had approved their final pages.
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The enumerate family
enumeration is grouped under enumerate in the main dictionaries. This form keeps its meaning and previous study record.
enumerateverb
To list or specify items one by one.
The report will enumerate the materials needed for restoration.
The revised guide used a simple table to delineate responsibilities for tools, planting areas, and event setup. Beneath each heading, Mei could enumerate the necessary actions in a sensible order.
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