systemically
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6.5
- adverb
- /sɪˈstɛmɪkli/
- Formal
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sistemáticamente
- How can we, as members of the Division of Education faculty, systemically support the development and implementation of high-quality AR projects?
- systemically administered
- systemically important
- viewing problems systemically
They're saying you live in a systemically racist society.
- They're saying you live in a systemically racist society.
- Company Epsilon is doing this thing, and it's doing this thing systemically to harm consumers.
- And I would not risk having any of my money at a bank that is not a systemically important bank.
- But they're doing amazing work trying to shift the school lunch, you know, sort of systemically.
- And when the FDIC closes down small banks that are not systemically important, it tends to happen with minimal impact.
- So systemically, the supply of dollars can never be sufficient to satisfy the debts that it creates.
- So it was not just PvP, it was PvP rewarded systemically.
- Like systemically as one humanity, we have not mastered the fundamentals that we were taught as children.
- So if you hit the net national media headline news, you would think systemically there is a cancer of mass killings taking place all across this country.
Examples
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And I would not risk having any of my money at a bank that is not a systemically important bank.
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The new policy aims to address issues systemically rather than just fixing individual cases.
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Treatment may be limited to the eye alone or may need to be given systemically.
Academic text (1991) -
The other is his work to transform the Catholic Church itself systemically.
Academic text (2015) -
Speaking systemically, helping family structures be more flexible can aid in the family system's adaptation.
Academic text (2005) -
Whatever changes occur in the European scene, the natural gas industry must be viewed systemically.
Academic text (1990) -
Company Epsilon is doing this thing, and it's doing this thing systemically to harm consumers.
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Such travelers may be systemically more unwell, with the potential for serious complications.
Academic text (2012) -
Therefore, all patients are treated systemically with chemotherapy and locally and regionally with radiotherapy, surgery, or both.
Academic text (2005) -
In Vancouver Public Schools, teacher librarians are now systemically linked to instructional technology and instructional effectiveness initiatives.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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4.6
Affecting every part of a system, not just one part
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5.4
Looking at all parts together
Antonyms
How Systemic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Systemically comes from system, meaning 'a group of parts that work together', as in the 'computer system' or the 'solar system', plus the endings -ic ('relating to') and -ally ('in this way'). So, to act systemically is to affect the whole system rather than just one part.