CEFR B2

datum

noun

Meaning

A piece of information, especially from a survey or experiment, that can be used for reference or analysis.

Examples

Each datum point on the graph represents a single measurement.
The survey collected a vast amount of datum from participants.

Synonyms: fact, piece of information, detail, statistic

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datum (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪtəm/

Definition

A piece of information, especially from a survey or experiment, that can be used for reference or analysis.

Examples

Each datum point on the graph represents a single measurement.
The survey collected a vast amount of datum from participants.
It is important to verify the accuracy of every datum before drawing conclusions.

How to Use datum

datum point (collocation): A single, specific piece of data represented graphically or in a table. — "Each datum point on the scatter plot represents a different patient's response."

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