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Is census a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for CENSUS in dictionary:

VERB:

to take an official count of
conduct a census

NOUN:

an official count or survey, especially of a population
official count of a population
A numbering of the people, and valuation of their estate, for the purpose of imposing taxes, etc.; -- usually made once in five years.
An official registration of the number of the people, the value of their estates, and other general statistics of a country.
a periodic count of the population

Words related to CENSUS

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Words that contain CENSUS

censused11 censuses10 censusing12

How to use CENSUS in a sentence

Now we are told by him that both the Turkish census and the Greek census agree in pointing out the Mussulman population in Thrace is in a considerable minority! Mr.
We do not value woman merely, if one may be permitted the expression, as a brood mare, an economic factor controlling the census returns.
And in passing I will ask you managers of society why you did not make public the census figures of 1910? And I will answer for you, that you were afraid.
This was a carefully taken census, made by the Indian traders.
According to the recent census they number 14,888,000, adult men only being counted.
For, by the census, where a white man paid ten shillings, a negro paid but six shillings.
A census must be taken every ten years in order to adjust the representation, and no direct tax can be imposed except according to the census.
The children of the latter five and a quarter million count, of course, in the 1900 census as native-born of native parents.
All figures listed below for years before 1992 are US Census Bureau figures as per the source files.
The boiler making trade employs relatively few men, the total number of native born boiler makers at the time of the last census being less than 600.

The census is not yet completed, but, from what we hear, we may expect our whole numbers will be nearer four than three millions.
According to Crescencio, the census taken in 1894 enumerated 900 souls belonging to Lajas, and there may probably be altogether 3,000 Tepehuanes here in the South.
The United States is the first nation which ever implanted in its Constitution a provision for taking at regular periods a census of its people.
For comparison there is another census of the preferences of 115 young women at Brigham Young College, Logan, Utah.
The census man told me of a woman who had only eighteen hens.
Their member, according to the census of 1910, was 129,518.
For our purpose the most important of his contributions is embodied in the Special Report of the Twelfth Census of the United States already referred to.
The census figures as to the trades or professions in which divorce is most prevalent are amusing, but probably not very significant.
His name would, therefore, appear only among the celestial beings, in any true census of the universe.
The impression left on my own mind by the Census does pretty closely agree with that of its authors.
All the valuable results of the last census are classified and incorporated.
Its population by the last census forwarded to this country, was five hundred and fifty souls.
The census of 1910 shows an excess of 2,691,678 males in this country.
In 1900 it held 342,782 people, and the census estimate made from figures of the city directory in 1904 gave it then a population of 485,000, probably a considerable exaggeration.
The gain of women in trades over the census of 1870 was sixty-four per cent, the total percentage of women workers for the whole country being forty-nine.
After the first census, taken in 1790, the ratio was fixed at 33,000, which gave the house 106 members.
After the census of 1800, the same ratio was adopted, and the number of members was 142.
By the last census, Virginia contained 582,104 free persons, and 392,518 slaves.

Similar words containing CENSU without suffix s

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