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cohort

[koh-hawrt] / ˈkoʊ hɔrt /


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But writing by actual members of this cohort suggests that embracing yearning is actually a healthy way to create space between who they are now and who they intend to be . . . at some point.

From Salon

By November, there was a large cohort of technically-minded people who had figured out how to use coding agents, and they were prime candidates for something bigger.

From Barron's

For this cohort, dressing well, hosting social events and embracing criticism has become a way to seize ground in a shifting media landscape.

From The Wall Street Journal

How many of those moves are permanent is not known, but they reflect a cohort of the displaced population more likely to gain stability.

From Los Angeles Times

A new cohort of first‑time candidates has emerged from the loosely organised Gen Z movement that helped drive the September protests.

From Barron's