systematic in Latin
systematic in Latin is systematicus — systematic means carried out according to a fixed, organized plan or method.
systematic in Latin
systematicus
Carried out according to a planned, ordered procedure.
What does "systematic" mean?
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adj Carried out according to a fixed, organized plan or method.
"The investigators took a systematic approach, checking every lead in order."
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adj Happening repeatedly as part of a consistent pattern, often used of widespread wrongdoing.
"The report documented systematic discrimination within the company."
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systematic in a sentence
- The investigators took a systematic approach, checking every lead in order.
- She kept systematic records of every transaction.
- The report documented systematic discrimination within the company.
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What is "systematic" in Latin?
"systematic" in Latin is systematicus. systematic means: Carried out according to a fixed, organized plan or method.
How do you use "systematic" in a sentence?
Example: "The investigators took a systematic approach, checking every lead in order." In Latin, "systematic" is systematicus.
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