systemic in Italian
systemic in Italian is sistemico — systemic means affecting or built into an entire system, organization, or body rather than just one part of it.
systemic in Italian
sistemico
What does "systemic" mean?
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adj Affecting or built into an entire system, organization, or body rather than just one part of it.
"The report described the problem as systemic rather than the fault of a few individuals."
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systemic in a sentence
- The report described the problem as systemic rather than the fault of a few individuals.
- A systemic infection spreads through the whole body, not just one area.
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What is "systemic" in Italian?
"systemic" in Italian is sistemico. systemic means: Affecting or built into an entire system, organization, or body rather than just one part of it.
How do you use "systemic" in a sentence?
Example: "The report described the problem as systemic rather than the fault of a few individuals." In Italian, "systemic" is sistemico.
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