systematic

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    characterized by order and planning
    not haphazard

Word Origin

systematic (adj.)
1670s, "pertaining to a system," from French systématique or directly from Late Latin systematicus, from Greek systematikos "combined in a whole," from systema (genitive systematos); see system. From 1789 as "methodical," often in a bad sense, "ruthlessly methodical." Related: Systematical (1660s); systematically.

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Example

1. So perhaps there are systematic errors to exploit .
2. Shia dissidents still face harsh , systematic repression .
3. The current level of corruption in china is systematic and widespread .
4. Systematic trading may inherently be guided by the same considerations .
5. Cultivate and co-ordinate commitments to execute in a systematic way .

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