adjective

systematic

systematic, methodical, organized

We need a systematic approach to the problem.

We need a systematic approach to the problem.

He made a systematic search of the room.

He made a systematic search of the room.

systematic ((noun)) done according to a fixed plan A systematic review of the evidence is required.

Synonyms: methodical, organized, orderly; Antonyms: chaotic, disorganized, random

From 'system' + the adjective-forming suffix '-atic'. It means 'relating to or following a system'.

If you do something in a 'systematic' way, you are following a 'system'. The '-atic' ending tells you it's an adjective.

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