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decile

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun decile has 1 sense
  1. decile - (statistics) any of nine points that divided a distribution of ranked scores into equal intervals where each interval contains one-tenth of the scores
    --1 is a kind of
    mark, grade, score

Definitions from the Web

Term: Decile

Noun - Mathematics

Definition: A value that divides a group of data into 10 equal parts, particularly in order to represent the distribution of income or wealth.

Example Sentence: The top decile of the population owns 80% of the country's wealth.

Noun - Education

Definition: One of ten equal groups into which a group of students is divided, based on their academic performance or test scores.

Example Sentence: Students in the highest decile are usually considered for advanced-level courses.

Noun - Statistics

Definition: A division of a ranked population into 10 equal parts, each containing 10% of the total population.

Example Sentence: The decile analysis helped identify trends within the dataset.

Adjective - Informal

Definition: Relating to or denoting something that is immensely popular or trendy.

Example Sentence: That new café is so decile, everyone wants to go there!

Adjective - Local

Definition: Reflecting or pertaining to the customs, traditions, or characteristics of a specific locality.

Example Sentence: The restaurant serves dishes using local ingredients, providing a decile experience.

Note: The term "decile" can also have other senses and meanings depending on the context.

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