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

adj

What does "systemic" mean?

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."

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.

Similar words in Italian

endemic widespread

Common Italian translations

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Frequently asked questions

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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