cohort

/'kouhɔ:t/
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cohort

A cohort of students walks together to their graduation ceremony.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A group of people sharing a common statistical or demographic characteristic: A cohort is a group of individuals who share a particular characteristic, most commonly age, over a period of time, especially in a study.
    • A companion or associate: A cohort can refer to a supporter, companion, or associate, often implying a close or loyal relationship.
    • (Historical) A band of warriors, especially in ancient Rome: Originally, a cohort was a military unit in the Roman army, one-tenth of a legion.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Statistical Group):
    • The study followed a cohort of children born in 1990.
    • She is part of the cohort of students who graduated during the recession.
  • Noun (Companion/Associate):
    • The CEO arrived with his usual cohort of advisors.
    • He and his cohorts were known for their disruptive ideas.
  • Noun (Historical Military Unit):
    • The Roman legion was divided into ten cohorts.
Advanced Usage
  • In epidemiology and social science: A cohort study observes a defined group (cohort) over time to analyze outcomes related to a specific factor.
    • The researchers conducted a cohort study on the effects of diet.
  • Used informally, sometimes with a negative connotation: Can imply a group of followers or accomplices.
    • The politician and his cohorts were accused of corruption.
Variants and Related Words
  • Cohort analysis (n): A subset of behavioral analytics that takes data from a given dataset and breaks it into related groups for analysis.
  • Cohort effect (n): The influence of shared life experiences on a group born at a similar time.
Synonyms
  • Group (for the statistical sense):
  • Band (for the associate sense, often informal):
  • Contingent:
  • Companion:
Related Phrases
  • Age cohort: A group of people born during the same time period.
    • Marketing strategies often target specific age cohorts.
  • Peer cohort: A group of individuals of similar status or age.
    • Children are highly influenced by their peer cohort.
cohort

A cohort of students walks together to their graduation ceremony.

Noun
  1. a group of people having approximately the same age
  2. a band of warriors (originally a unit of a Roman Legion)
  3. a company of companions or supporters

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