done according to a system or plan, in a thorough, efficient or determined way:
a systematic approach to solving the problem * a systematic attempt to destroy the organization * The prisoner was subjected to systematic torture.
OPPUNSYSTEMATIC:
the systematic analysis of the risks involved
systematically adverb:
The search was carried out systematically. * The information was systematically recorded and analysed.
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