Sekirov Dictionary

denumerate

verb 4
adjective 2
forms 3

verb4

•
To assign a bijection from a denumerable set to the natural numbers.
- According to this concept, a straight line, or any continuous dimension generally, contains points, such that between any two different points there exist as many points as we wish to denumerate. — 1948
•
To list; to enumerate.
- These groupings enable the child to classify the reality, serially order it, denumerate it and so on. — 1981
•
To determine the magnitude of; to provide an upper bound on the number or rank of.
- When setting up a problem involving the spin of particles it is always instructive to first denumerate the complexity of the problem and count the number of independent structures of the problem. — 2004
To indicate an unspecified number.

adjective2

•
uncountable.
- I might go on indefinitely on denumerate benefits that arise from co-operation, but these I have already mentioned will form a good working platform for years to come. — 1916
•
Involving the process of denumerating.
- I have already calculated and discussed the agnates of the denumerate form of ... — 1878

forms

denumerated · denumerating · denumerates

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