Synonyms for statistic
stəˈtɪs tɪkstatis·tic

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1. statisticnoun

   A single item in a statistical study.

   Synonyms:
   number

Princeton's WordNet

1. statisticnoun

   a datum that can be represented numerically

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1. • Datum
   • Statistics

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1. List of paraphrases for "statistic":

   statistics, statistical

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1. International Federation of Red Cross:

   Behind each unit (statistic) there is a person, there is a mother who is really having this invisible pain to see her children going to bed hungry.

2. Peter Fish:

   It is not satisfactory to have doubts about the accuracy of steel production statistics, particularly for a country as large as China with its importance to the global mining sector and steel supply, how can the authorities make meaningful decisions about investment, rationalisation, emissions control, privatisation issues for an industry in which there is no consensus about the most basic statistic - the level of output?

3. The Sun on Friday:

   DAVID Cameron turned a deaf ear to the nation’s immigration fears yesterday as figures showed net migration hit a near-record 333,000 last year, the PM, in Japan for a G7 summit, refused to answer questions on the shocking statistic even though immigration is the No1 concern for millions of EU referendum voters.

4. James Pasco:

   The important and telling statistic is the conviction rate.

5. John Fetterman:

   I always want to err on the side of mercy, juvenile lifers released by a Supreme Court decision, the recidivism rate was less than 1%. That's a remarkable statistic. That demonstrates that these individuals, once they are released, are not Hannibal Lecters, they're out living their best lives. … You age out of crime. Now imagine people who have never taken a life to begin with, imagine what that recidivism rate would be.