Pronunciation

/systeməˈtæmik/ (noun) /ˌsɪstəˈmætɪk/ (adjective)

Definitions

Noun

A systematic approach or methodical organization, often in a particular field or discipline. For example: “The school has implemented a systematic curriculum.”

Adjective

1. Following a regular, ordered pattern or method. For example: “A systematic study of the subject was conducted.”
2. Careful and thorough, with a logical progression or structure. For example: “Her systematic approach to problem-solving proved effective.”

Phrases

• “Apply a systematic approach” means to tackle something methodically.
• “Systematic review” refers to a thorough examination of existing research.
• “Systematic error” is a mistake that consistently occurs due to a flaw in the process.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The scientist designed a systematic experiment to test the hypothesis.”
• Adjective: “His systematic analysis revealed patterns in consumer behavior.”
• Adjective: “She followed a systematic cleaning routine to maintain her home.”

Synonyms

• Methodical
• Systematical (informal, less common)
• Structured
• Organized
• Methodic