Word: Method

Pronunciation

/ˈmeθəd/

Definitions

• Noun: A set of procedures, techniques, or rules that are used in a particular area of study, activity, or problem-solving process, often involving a systematic approach. For example: “The scientific method involves formulating hypotheses and testing them through experiments.”
  • Example Sentence: “Her teaching method emphasizes hands-on learning.”
• Verb (rarely used): To treat or deal with in a certain manner; to handle systematically. For example: “He methoded the issue by breaking it down into smaller parts.”

Phrases

• “Methodology”: The system of methods and principles used in a particular discipline or field of study.
• “Trial and error method”: An approach to problem-solving where one tries various solutions until finding the correct one.
• “By methodical means”: Through a systematic or orderly process.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The team adopted a new project management method to streamline their workflow.”
• Verb: “He methodically went through each step of the algorithm to ensure accuracy.”

Synonyms

• Procedure
• Process
• Technique
• System
• Approach
• Way
• Strategy
• Modus operandi (MO)