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to systemize

to systemize

1 5.8
To arrange things in a clear, planned order
  • verb
  • /ˈsɪstəmˌaɪz/
  • US
translation icon : sistematizar
  • Anything that streamlines and systemizes the process is a plus in my book.

You carry around your thoughts and you can re edit and, you know, systemize your thoughts and make sense of them.

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Examples

  • I think, in our minds, if we could get that part figured out and if there's some way we could systemize it after that, then I think it would have been a success.

    Blog text (1)

  • Systemizing improvement efforts takes improvement to new levels of access, deployability, and professionalism.

    Blog text (25)

  • You carry around your thoughts and you can re edit and, you know, systemize your thoughts and make sense of them.

    Jay Shetty Podcast

  • So you talked about building an organization, maybe having it well systemized, being able to step up a layer each time.

  • Revenue goes up, higher profits, a more systemized and simpler marketing strategy, right?

  • Our lives are regimented and systemized and just more complicated and complex than we could have ever imagined.

  • To improve efficiency, we need to systemize our filing process so that all documents are easily accessible.

  • It's essential to systemize our approach to project management to ensure everything runs smoothly.

  • The new software will help systemize the data collection process for better analysis.

Synonyms

to organize
vsto systemize
  • US
662 1.6

Arrange people, things, and activities so they work well

aims specifically to arrange according to a system rather than general ordering
to standardize
vsto systemize
  • US
83 4.2

To make things the same by using one set of rules

focuses on creating or following a system rather than forcing uniform rules
to reorganize
vsto systemize
43 3.4

To change the way something is arranged to make it work better

aims to create a systematic order rather than just changing arrangements
to sort out
vsto systemize
37 2.8

To put things into groups and into the right order

is about arranging by a planned system rather than simple grouping tasks
to codify
vsto systemize
  • Formal
23 6.8

To arrange laws, rules, or information into one clear system

applies to arranging by any system rather than only into a formal code
to systematize
vsto systemize
  • US
3 6.7

To arrange things or ideas according to a plan

is the same meaning but often appears in shorter or variant spelling
to methodize
vsto systemize
7.5

To arrange things in a clear, ordered way for easy use

focuses on arranging according to an overall system rather than just a method
to schematize
vsto systemize
  • Formal
8.0

To show something in a simple picture or plan

focuses on making things systematic rather than only creating simple representations

Antonyms

to disorganize
  • US
4 4.5

To make something lose its order or structure

How Systematic

to systemize
  • US
1 5.8
to organize
  • US
662 1.6
to arrange
162 1.7
to tidy
42 1.0

Surface Forms

systemize infinitive
systemized past
systemized past participle
systemizing present participle
systemizes third person singular

Morphology

systemize = system (transparent) = system + ize

The verb is formed by adding the productive suffix '-ize' to 'system', meaning 'to make systematic' which is directly derivable.

Etymology

Systemize comes from the common word system, which means a group of parts that work together, and the ending -ize, which means 'make' or 'cause to be'. So, to systemize is to 'make into a system' — to arrange or organize things in a clear, repeatable way.