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enumerate
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enumerate verb be specific, catalog, count, designate, detail, differentiate, enroll, enumerare, index, inventory, itemize, keep count, list, make a list, mention, mention one by one, mention specifically, name expressly, name one by one, number, numerate, point out, specify, tabulate
Associated concepts: descriptive enumeration, enumerated counts, enumerated motions
Foreign phrases: Enumeratio infirmat regulam in casibus non enumeratis.Enumeration disaffirms the rule in cases which are not enumerated.
See also: book, calculate, define, detail, express, impanel, index, inform, itemize, mention, pinpoint, poll, recapitulate, recite, relate, signify, specify, survey, tabulate


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Many school counselors provide enumerative data that document such things as student contacts, parent or teacher consultation, or the number of guidance classes taught.
a preference for classification schemes rather than alphabetical lists of subject headings and for faceted schemes rather than enumerative schemes as potential solutions to the old problem of constructing a single standard scheme of universal applicability (Egan, 1950; Egan, 1951b; Egan, 1953b);
Because enumerative content analysis generally operates under the assumption that key phrases are stable and consistent across uses (Sumner, 1979), when employed alone it is likely to yield a well-documented analysis that considers meaning only superficially.
 
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