An enumerative definition specifies a concept by listing its members or examples, effectively detailing what falls under the definition by directly naming specific instances or cases. It provides a comprehensive way to understand a term by outlining its components rather than describing its characteristics or properties. For example, if defining the term "fruit," an enumerative definition might include examples such as "apple," "banana," "orange," and "grape.
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