methodic (Meaning)

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methodic (a.)

Alt. of Methodical

The scientist conducted a methodical experiment, following every step with precision.
The librarian meticulously sorted the books, using a methodical approach to organize the shelves.
The engineer systematically tested the prototype, employing a methodical process to identify potential flaws.
The surgeon performed the operation with methodical skill, ensuring that every action was calculated and purposeful.
The chemist analyzed the compound in a methodical manner, separating and identifying each component.
The historian painstakingly pieced together the events of the past, following a methodical methodology.
The teacher patiently explained the concept, using a methodical approach to ensure comprehension.
The detective conducted a methodical investigation, following every lead with meticulous attention to detail.
The archaeologist carefully excavated the site, employing a methodical technique to preserve the artifacts.
The writer meticulously crafted the manuscript, following a methodical outline to ensure a cohesive and well-structured narrative.

Alt. of Methodical

standardized, systematized, structured,systematic, neat,organized, detailed, specific, regular, orderly

hit-or-miss, haphazard,haphazard, disorganized, nonsystematic, irregular, unsystematic, unsystematic, irregular, disorganized

The scientist conducted a methodical experiment, following every step with precision.

The librarian meticulously sorted the books, using a methodical approach to organize the shelves.

The engineer systematically tested the prototype, employing a methodical process to identify potential flaws.

The surgeon performed the operation with methodical skill, ensuring that every action was calculated and purposeful.