tabulate

Speech parts

1. tabulate - Noun

2. tabulate - Adjective

3. tabulate - Verb

Meaning

To form into a table or tables; to reduce to tables or synopses.

To shape with a flat surface.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

table tabularize tabularise chronicle class number group order book range rate record list file measure
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Antonyms

believe break balance disorder estimate assume
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Hypernyms

form set shape arrange

Phrases with the word

tabulate something

Derivatives

tabulated tabulating

Examples

Election officials are still allowed to count but not tabulate ballots received after the deadline, so it is possible that there will be two final tallies: ballots that made it in before 8 p.m. and those that didn’t, he said. Source: Internet

Charles Babbage designed various machines to tabulate logarithms and other functions in 1837. Source: Internet

Babbage's difference engine No. 2, finally built in 1991, could hold 8 numbers of 31 decimal digits each and could thus tabulate 7th degree polynomials to that precision. Source: Internet

A local rep's staff refusing to even tabulate constituency opinions is big news to local media. Source: Internet

If you wish to speed up the process, SurveyMonkey will tabulate the NPS scores for you when you send our online poll to your customers. Source: Internet

Auditors will check paper ballots against the count provided by electronic machines that were used to tabulate the final vote count. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

tabularly tabulary tabulatable tabulate something tabulated tabulated spreadsheet