demographic
/ˌdɛməˈɡrafɪk
/adjective
Relating to the structure of populations: the demographic trend is towards an older population...
- Attitudes towards children were also connected to the changing demographic structure of colonial society.
- The demographic trend throughout the western world is towards an aging population.
- They point out that the demographic structure of Scotland is changing as we are becoming an aging society.
noun
A particular sector of a population: the drink is popular with a young demographic...
- Audiences are improving again and the demographic is substantially younger than it once was.
- All of this places me squarely in the demographic of People Who Tend To Buy Things Online.
- Pseudo science-fiction movies aimed at the teen demographic can be the perfect way to start a morning.
Derivatives
demographical
- Differences between these groups and their topographical and demographical features do exist, but they are insignificant for the scope of this paper.
- In addition to international concerns, there was also some discussion of demographical, economic and technological changes.
- But he said it was important the demographical shift did not lead to compromised services for the declining age groups.