noun a person of European descent or a member of the white race
adjective relating to the Caucasus region or its inhabitants, or relating to the white race
Used in historical contexts to describe the origins and migrations of people of European descent.
Used in genetic studies to discuss the distribution of genetic markers among populations.
Used to discuss issues of race and privilege within society.
Used to describe a racial category referring to people of European descent.
Used to describe the region of the Caucasus Mountains and the people who inhabit it.
Used in demographic studies to categorize individuals based on their racial background.
In the field of literature, the term 'Caucasian' may be used to describe the ethnicity of a character or author.
Psychologists may use the term 'Caucasian' when discussing demographic data or conducting research on different racial groups.
Sociologists may use 'Caucasian' when studying patterns of social behavior and inequality among different racial groups.
Human resources managers may use the term 'Caucasian' when analyzing diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Journalists may use 'Caucasian' when reporting on issues related to race and ethnicity in society.