systematic
66
4.6
- adjective
- /ˌsɪstəˈmætɪk/
:
sistemático
- We're under the microscope so let's be systematic and subtle in what we do.
- a systematic review
- a systematic approach
- systematic instruction
There's a working through it in a systematic way with logic.
- There's a working through it in a systematic way with logic.
- And so the Magic Formula is a simple, systematic way to do just that.
- And, you know, it's been it's a systematic problem.
- So in the background of all of this is a systematic philosophy.
- So, but nobody has a way, a systematic way to create these things.
- Science is the systematic reduction of ignorance.
- And so we have developed a more systematic well-being training program.
- And so understanding business in this very systematic way is a superpower.
- We were misled and this is a systematic flaw in the core of medicine.
- It's puzzling to me why the systematic campaign against them has been occurring.
- There's kind of very systematic mapping.
- They just had less grounded systematic facts to play with.
- It seems like that's a systematic approach of their governing.
Examples
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We need a more systematic approach to keeping this country safe.
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To achieve our goals effectively, we need a more systematic approach to organizing our tasks.
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And so the Magic Formula is a simple, systematic way to do just that.
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And so we have developed a more systematic well-being training program.
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There were multiple systematic efforts to interfere in our election.
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And so understanding business in this very systematic way is a superpower.
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Science is the systematic reduction of ignorance.
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A systematic, constant surveillance of criminal suspects maintained around the clock.
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- We organized a systematic search of the whole area and we've nearly covered all of the city center.
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To help them, there are medical guidelines and systematic reviews that aggregate this evidence by providing recommendations.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
35
4.1
Doing things carefully and in an organized way
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
1
6.7
A treatment that slowly exposes someone to what they fear while they relax
How Systematic
58
8.6
66
4.6
35
4.1
- US
19
2.0
- US
38
3.1
16
7.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Systematic is built on the word system, which means 'a set of parts working together'. So to do something systematic is to follow a clear plan or order, doing things step by step.