enumerated

[ɪˈnjuːməreɪtɪd]

enumerated Definition

• 1. to name things on a list one by one
• 2. to mention a number of things separately, one by one

Using enumerated: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "enumerated" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The report enumerated the various reasons for the company's decline.

• Example

  She enumerated the steps needed to complete the project.

• Example

  He enumerated the different types of birds he had seen on his trip.

enumerated Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for enumerated

• list
• itemize
• recite
• specify
• catalogue

Phrases with enumerated

• enumerate the ways

  to list or describe all the possible options or methods

  Example

  Can you enumerate the ways in which we can improve our sales?

• enumerate the benefits

  to list or describe all the advantages or positive aspects

  Example

  The brochure enumerates the benefits of the new health plan.

• enumerate the drawbacks

  to list or describe all the disadvantages or negative aspects

  Example

  The article enumerates the drawbacks of using social media excessively.

Origins of enumerated

from Latin 'enumerare', meaning 'to count out'

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Summary: enumerated in Brief

To 'enumerate' [ɪˈnjuːməreɪtɪd] is to list or mention things separately and one by one. It is often used in reports, instructions, and descriptions. Examples include 'The report enumerated the various reasons for the company's decline,' and 'She enumerated the steps needed to complete the project.' 'Enumerate' extends into phrases like 'enumerate the ways,' asking for a list of options, and 'enumerate the benefits,' listing the advantages of something.