SYNONYMS AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS
systematic
adjective
Following an organized method or plan.
SYNONYMS AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS
adjective
Following an organized method or plan.
These extend or explain the idea and may require a different sentence structure.
Systematic concerns an organized method. Comprehensive concerns breadth of coverage; a method can be systematic yet incomplete.
CHECK THE MEANING IN CONTEXT
A systematic review compared every label with the corresponding catalog record.
While classmates waited for instructions about a fictional campus puzzle archive, Farah showed initiative by listing the unsorted boxes and proposing a first inspection. She became engrossed in one especially interesting packet and nearly forgot the rest of the collection. Her partner suggested a systematic approach that recorded the same basic information for each box before examining individual puzzles deeply.
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