systematic

systematic

CEFR: C1-C2 /sys-tem-at-ic/ [s.ih2.s.t.ah0.m.ae1.t.ih0.k]

Use the adjective "systematic" to describe things that are orderly and efficient. Think about a multi-step process that you have found the fastest and best way to complete — you do it over and over. You might be systematic about packing for a long trip or the way you travel up and down the aisles at a grocery store, probably with a list in your hand. If your mother has several children, she is has probably learned to be very systematic with her planning.

Example Sentences:
We used a systematic approach to solve the problem.
She made a systematic study of the evidence.
He is very systematic (meaning methodical) in his work.
They went about their business in a systematic way.

The prepositions “in”, “about” and “with” are often used.

Example sentences with the preposition “in”:

Example Sentences:
Be regular and systematic in your practice.
They are not systematic in their approach because they are so influenced by the mood of the moment.

Example sentences with the preposition “about”:

Example Sentences:
To a large extent, I am systematic about making sure the reader immediately knows that these are not mine.
Our nationwide health-care system makes it easier to be systematic about finding people with early symptoms of an autoimmune disease who might take part.

Example sentences with the preposition “with”:

Example Sentences:
Success is a science and can be predictable, accelerated and systematic with this proven approach.