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systematic (iou)



systematic noun & adjective. M17.
[Late Latin systematicus from Greek sustematikos, from sustema SYSTEM: see -IC. Cf. SYSTEMATICAL.]
A. noun.
1. A systematician, a systematist. Long rare or obsolete. M17.
2. In pl. (treated as sing.). The branch of biology that deals with the interrelationships of different species and their classification; systematic zoology, botany, etc.; taxonomy. L19.
B. adjective.
1. = SYSTEMATICAL 1b. rare. Only in L17.
2. a. (Of a text, exposition, activity, etc.) arranged or conducted according to a system, plan, or organized method; (of a person) acting according to a system, regular and methodical, thorough. E18.
Isaiah Berlin No systematic attempt to discuss the problem of free will as such. J. Heller Aristotle craved definition, explanation, systematic investigation, and proof, even in geometry.
b. Habitual, deliberate, premeditated; acting or carried out with malicious intent. E19.
L. Stephen Pope..was a systematic appropriator..of Other men's thoughts. J. R. Green They turned Religion into a systematic attack on English liberty.
3. Biology. Pertaining to, following, or seeking to construct a system or systems of classification; classificatory. L18.
4. Chemistry. Of a chemical name or nomenclature: constructed from conventional formative elements in accordance with a set of rules so as to represent the detailed chemical structure of the compound etc. named. Cf. TRIVIAL adjective 6. M19.
5. = SYSTEMIC adjective 1b. rare. L19.
Special collocations: systematic ambiguity Logic (a) variation in meaning of a term or expression, of a kind governed and explicable by a rule. systematic desensitization Psychiatry a treatment for phobias in which the patient is exposed to progressively more anxiety-provoking stimuli and taught relaxation techniques. systematic error Statistics an error having a non-zero mean, so that its effect is not reduced when observations are averaged. systematic theology the branch of theology that deals with giving a coherent rationally ordered account of the body of religious doctrine.
systematician noun a person who constructs or adheres to a system L19.
systematicity noun the quality of being systematic L20.