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Definition of population
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Population
(n.) The act or
process
of
populating;
multiplication
of
inhabitants.
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Malthusianism
::
Malthusianism
(n.) The
system
of
Malthusian
doctrines
relating
to
population.
Puritan
::
Puritan
(n.) One who, in the time of Queen
Elizabeth
and the first two
Stuarts,
opposed
traditional
and
formal
usages,
and
advocated
simpler
forms of faith and
worship
than those
established
by law; --
originally,
a term of
reproach.
The
Puritans
formed
the bulk of the early
population
of New
England..
Impeople
::
Impeople
(v. t.) To
people;
to give a
population
to.
Swell
::
Swell (v. t.) To
increase
the size, bulk, or
dimensions
of; to cause to rise,
dilate,
or
increase;
as, rains and
dissolving
snow swell the
rivers
in
spring;
immigration
swells
the
population..
Plant
::
Plant (n.) To
furnish
with a fixed and
organized
population;
to
settle;
to
establish;
as, to plant a
colony..
Population
::
Population
(n.) The whole
number
of
people,
or
inhabitants,
in a
country,
or
portion
of a
country;
as, a
population
of ten
millions..
Surplusage
::
Surplus
(a.) Being or
constituting
a
surplus;
more than
sufficient;
as,
surplus
revenues;
surplus
population;
surplus
words..
Depopulation
::
Depopulation
(n.) The act of
depopulating,
or
condition
of being
depopulated;
destruction
or
explusion
of
inhabitants..
Lessen
::
Lessen
(a.) To make less; to
reduce;
to make
smaller,
or
fewer;
to
diminish;
to
lower;
to
degrade;
as, to
lessen
a
kingdom,
or a
population;
to
lessen
speed,
rank,
fortune..
Repopulation
::
Repopulation
(n.) The act of
repeopling;
act of
furnishing
with a
population
anew.
Criminology
::
Criminology
(n.) A
treatise
on crime or the
criminal
population.
Concentrate
::
Concentrate
(v. i.) To
approach
or meet in a
common
center;
to
consolidate;
as,
population
tends to
concentrate
in
cities..
Felonry
::
Felonry
(n.) A body of
felons;
specifically,
the
convict
population
of a penal
colony..
Ban
::
Ban (n.) A
calling
together
of the
king's
(esp. the
French
king's)
vassals
for
military
service;
also, the body of
vassals
thus
assembled
or
summoned.
In
present
usage,
in
France
and
Prussia,
the most
effective
part of the
population
liable
to
military
duty and not in the
standing
army..
Desert
::
Desert
(n.) A
deserted
or
forsaken
region;
a
barren
tract
incapable
of
supporting
population,
as the vast sand
plains
of Asia and
Africa
are
destitute
and
vegetation..
Fractional
::
Fractional
(a.)
Relatively
small;
inconsiderable;
insignificant;
as, a
fractional
part of the
population..
Colonizationist
::
Colonizationist
(n.) A
friend
to
colonization,
esp. (U. S. Hist) to the
colonization
of
Africa
by
emigrants
from the
colored
population
of the
United
States..
Sparse
::
Sparse
(superl.)
Thinly
scattered;
set or
planted
here and
there;
not being dense or close
together;
as, a
sparse
population..
Desert
::
Desert
(n.) A
tract,
which may be
capable
of
sustaining
a
population,
but has been left
unoccupied
and
uncultivated;
a
wilderness;
a
solitary
place..
Urban
::
Urban (a.) Of or
belonging
to a city or town; as, an urban
population..
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