Meaning & Definition of word "Systematically"

Systematically

/ˌsɪstəˈmætɪkli/

adverb:

  • 1. In a methodical and organized manner, following a fixed plan or system.
    • Example: The researchers approached their study systematically, ensuring all variables were controlled.
  • 2. In a way that is deliberate and thorough.
    • Example: She systematically reviewed each chapter of her thesis before submitting it.
  • 3. In a consistent and logical manner.
    • Example: The team systematically analyzed the data to draw accurate conclusions.
  • 4. Methodically, often to achieve a particular goal.
    • Example: He systematically saved money for his new car over the course of the year.
  • 5. In an organized fashion that reflects a coherent plan.
    • Example: They systematically tackled the project, breaking it down into manageable parts.

Etymology

From systematic + -ally, influenced by Greek systēma, meaning 'a whole composed of parts'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

systematic review:

A comprehensive survey of existing literature to assess and synthesize research findings.

systematic approach:

A methodical procedure in analyzing or addressing a problem.

systematic method:

A structured way of doing something that follows a specific sequence.

Related Words

systematic:

Relating to a system; organized.

system:

A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole.

Slang Meanings of systematically