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numerical

Pronunciation: [njuˈmɝːɪkəl]

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Learn how to use numerical in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “mathematics”

(adjective) relating to numbers or the use of numbers. It’s about anything that involves counting or measuring, like scores in a game or how tall you are.

Example

The teacher gave the students numerical scores for their math tests.

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The story didn't include any numerical details, so we couldn't compare the results.

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Can you share the numerical data from your science project?

Context: “statistics”

(adjective) referring to the representation or summary of data in number form. This is useful when talking about things like average scores or measurements in a survey.

Example

The report provided clear numerical statistics about the population growth.

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Without numerical evidence, the argument seemed weak and unconvincing.

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What are the numerical values for the survey results?

Context: “science”

(adjective) concerning quantities that can be expressed with numbers. It helps scientists explain things like temperature, speed, or weight using numbers.

Example

The experiment had numerical results that clearly showed the changes in temperature.

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The observations were not numerical, which made it hard to analyze the findings.

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What are the numerical measurements you recorded during the experiment?

How to pronounce numerical

Pronunciation: [njuˈmɝːɪkəl]

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