methodical — done in a systematic and organized way
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: done in a systematic and organized way
Pronunciation (IPA): /məˈθɑːdɪkəl/
Korean meaning: 체계적이고 조직적인, 계획적인
Korean pronunciation: 머**쏘**디컬
Example Sentences
- My roommate is so methodical that he even arranges his socks by color and day of the week.
- The detective's methodical investigation led to solving the mystery.
- She cleaned her room in a methodical way, starting from left to right.
methodical
ADJECTIVE//məˈθɑːdɪkəl//
done in a systematic and organized way
The chef follows a methodical process to prepare the perfect meal
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Origin
From Greek 'methodos' meaning 'way of doing' or 'system,' combined with the Latin suffix '-ical' meaning 'relating to.' The Greek root comes from 'meta' (after) and 'hodos' (way or path).
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“My roommate is so methodical that he even arranges his socks by color and day of the week.”
“The detective's methodical investigation led to solving the mystery.”
“She cleaned her room in a methodical way, starting from left to right.”
“His methodical study habits helped him ace every exam without stress.”
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