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data
[ dey-tuh, dat-uh ]
noun
- (usually used with a singular verb) Digital Technology. information in digital format, as encoded text or numbers, or multimedia images, audio, or video:
The data was corrupted and can’t be retrieved.
Data is entered for immediate processing by the computer.
- (used with a singular verb) a body of facts; information:
Additional data is available from the president of the firm.
- (used with a plural verb) individual facts, statistics, or items of information:
These data represent the results of our analyses.
- a plural of datum.
data
/ ˈdeɪtə; ˈdɑːtə /
plural noun
- a series of observations, measurements, or facts; information
- Also calledinformation computing the information operated on by a computer program
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Other Word Forms
- ·岹·ٲ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of data1
Word History and Origins
Origin of data1
Example Sentences
From the original and enhanced subsidies, Covered California enrollees currently get $563 a month on average, lowering the average monthly out-of-pocket premium from $698 to $135, according to data from Covered California.
The film shows how these academics used data and mathematical models to poke holes in this thinking.
The Justice Department has asked that Google be forced to sell its Chrome browser and share some of the data it collects to create its search results.
Even as traditional appointment TV viewing fades, “60 Minutes” remains the most watched news program, approaching 10 million viewers in some weeks, according to Nielsen data.
Paddle UK has also developed an incident reporting system to centrally collect data on incidents and near misses.
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