enumerator
/i,nju:məreitə/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A person who collects census data by visiting individual homes: An enumerator is an official who conducts door-to-door surveys to gather population statistics for a government census.
- A person who counts or lists items systematically: More broadly, an enumerator is someone who counts or lists things one by one in a methodical order.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The government hired thousands of enumerators to conduct the national population census.
- As an enumerator, her job was to visit every household in her assigned district and record the number of residents.
- The museum curator acted as an enumerator, carefully listing each artifact in the new collection.
Advanced Usage
- "To work as an enumerator": to have the job of collecting census data.
- During the summer, he worked as an enumerator for the statistical bureau.
Variants and Related Words
- Enumerate (verb): To mention a number of things one by one; to count or list.
- The report enumerates the main causes of the problem.
- Enumeration (noun): The action of mentioning a number of things one by one; a count or list.
- The enumeration of the votes took several hours.
Synonyms
- Census taker: A person employed to collect census data. (This is a very close synonym for the primary definition).
- Counter: A person or device that counts things.
- Tabulator: A person or machine that arranges data in a table or list.
Related Phrases
- Field enumerator: Specifies an enumerator who collects data in person, outside an office.
- The survey required a team of field enumerators to interview farmers directly.
Related Idioms
(Note: There are no common idioms that specifically feature the word "enumerator.")
Noun
- someone who collects census data by visiting individual homes