enumerate

IPA: ɪnˈumɝeɪt

Examples of "enumerate" in Sentences

According to my Constitution, the census is to "enumerate" the people.
If we wish for government to have a specific power, we should enumerate it.
Business was a more critical partner in development than he could "enumerate", he said.
I'm not sure what you mean by "enumerate" but maybe I can point you in the right direction.
Constitution in the particulars mentioned, and in many other ways which I forbear to enumerate is too clear to admit of the least doubt.
The Constitution says "enumerate" - to count ... enumerate does not mean to identify by name or intrusively insist upon revealing very personal information.
That was in response to your attempt to enumerate the liberties of the people, referring to the debate surrounding the adoption of the Bill of Rights, not theCRA.
That was in response to your attempt to enumerate the liberties of the people, referring to the debate surrounding the adoption of the Bill of Rights, not the CRA.
You see, Broun feels that any inquiry beyond the constitutional requirement to "enumerate" the number of persons living in his household is, per se, "unconstitutional."