Systematically

Pronunciation: /ˌsɪs.təˈmæ.tɪ.kli/

Definitions of systematically

adverb in a systematic manner; methodically

Example Sentences

A1 She systematically organized her desk by color coding all her supplies.

A2 The teacher systematically reviewed the basic vocabulary with the students before moving on to more advanced topics.

B1 The company systematically analyzes customer feedback to improve their products and services.

B2 The research team systematically collected data from various sources to draw accurate conclusions.

C1 The detective systematically went through all the evidence to solve the complex case.

C2 The scientist systematically conducted experiments to test the hypothesis and confirm the results.

Examples of systematically in a Sentence

formal The researchers systematically analyzed the data to identify any patterns or trends.

informal She systematically organized her closet by color and season.

slang He's been systematically ghosting all his exes, one by one.

figurative By systematically removing negative influences from her life, she was able to find true happiness.

Grammatical Forms of systematically

• past tense: systematically
• plural: systematically
• comparative: more systematically
• superlative: most systematically
• present tense: systematically
• future tense: will systematically
• perfect tense: has systematically
• continuous tense: is systematically
• singular: systematically
• positive degree: systematically
• infinitive: to systematically
• gerund: systematically
• participle: systematically

Origin and Evolution of systematically

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin and Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'systematically' originated from the Latin word 'systematicus', which in turn came from the Greek word 'systematikos' meaning 'methodical'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something done in a methodical or organized manner, the word 'systematically' has retained its meaning over time and is commonly used in various fields to indicate a systematic approach or method.