systematic
adjectiveFollowing an organized method or plan.
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Following an organized method or plan.
Affecting or relating to an entire system rather than one isolated part.
Understood without being stated directly.
Understood without direct statement
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Showing consideration and good judgment when addressing a sensitive situation.
Considerate in sensitive matters
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Planned to achieve a particular immediate purpose or support a larger aim.
Insensitive to how words or actions may embarrass or offend others.
A paired arrangement, especially with one person or thing placed behind the other.
Paired arrangement
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Only slightly or indirectly related to the main subject.
Capable of being touched or clearly demonstrated.
Physically perceptible
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Equivalent in effect or significance to something else.
Tiring or boring because something is lengthy, repetitive, or dull.
Boldness that is excessive or presumptuous.
Moderation and self-restraint in behavior or consumption.
Moderation and self-restraint
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Moderate or restrained in conduct, expression, or climate.
Moderate in behavior
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Relating to time or the sequence of events.
To delay a decision or action in order to gain time.
Persistent determination or a firm hold on a purpose.
Persistent determination
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Promoting a particular viewpoint through a strongly biased presentation.
A principle or belief held by a group or within a system of thought.
Not yet settled or certain; offered cautiously for consideration.
Weak, slight, or not strongly supported.
The act of bringing something to an end, or the ending itself.
Expressed in very few words, sometimes with an abrupt tone.
One word family: also includes terseness.
Related to treatment, or having a beneficial or soothing effect.
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