adj
methodic
Methodic (adj) means Done in order to create a particular effect, rather than out of genuine feeling; sometimes contrasted with what is real.
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Done in order to create a particular effect, rather than out of genuine feeling; sometimes contrasted with what is real.
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Etymology
Came from Ancient Greek μεθοδικός (methodikós, “going to work by rule, systematic, crafty”).
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What is the meaning of methodic?
"methodic" (adj) means done in order to create a particular effect, rather than out of genuine feeling; sometimes contrasted with what is real.
