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systematic

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌsɪstəˈmætɪk/

systematic means: Done carefully in an organized order, following a plan.

adjective

FOLLOWING A PLANB2

Done carefully in an organized order, following a plan.

  • We need a systematic approach.
  • The police carried out a systematic search of the building.
  • Her systematic checks helped her find the mistake.

Similar words: methodical, organized

Opposites: random, disorganized

Common phrases: systematic approach, systematic search, systematic review

WHOLE SYSTEMC2

Considering something as a whole made of connected parts.

  • The book offers a systematic account of her beliefs.
  • His systematic theory connects law, politics, and religion.
  • A systematic study shows how these ideas fit together.

Common phrases: systematic account, systematic study, systematic theory

Questions about systematic

What does systematic mean?

Done carefully in an organized order, following a plan.

What is systematic in other languages?

Türkçe: sistemli · Español: sistemático · Français: systématique · Deutsch: systematisch · Italiano: sistematico · 日本語: 体系的な

How do you pronounce systematic?

It is pronounced /ˌsɪstəˈmætɪk/.

How do you use systematic in a sentence?

We need a systematic approach. The police carried out a systematic search of the building.

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