DictionaryenumerationListing one by one
noun

enumeration

ih-noo-muh-RAY-shuhn/ɪˌnuːməˈreɪʃn/

The act of listing or counting items individually, or the resulting list.

The person's enumeration assigns a separate number to each of the three objects.

A person carefully listing three objects one by one on plain paper, only numerals1,2,3 beside small sketches of those three objects, no written words.
Etymology

The pieces express the action of counting out or reckoning up. Enumeration applies that item-by-item process to stating the members of a collection, not merely giving their total.

In context

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More examples

  • An accurate enumeration of residents helps the town plan services.
  • Her enumeration of the options makes our choice easier.
  • The two enumerations differ because one includes temporary workers.

Forms

enumeration · enumerations

enumerate verb — To list or count items individually.

enumerator noun — A person who lists or counts items.

Similar words

listing
Emphasizes recording items rather than counting them individually.
count
Emphasizes determining a total rather than naming each item.
inventory
Usually lists goods or possessions, often with quantities.