methodically
Definition
- Adverb:
- In a methodical manner: Performing actions in a systematic, orderly, and logical way, following a planned procedure.
Usage
The adverb "methodically" describes how an action is performed. It emphasizes a careful, step-by-step approach that is organized and thorough, avoiding randomness or haste. It is often used to describe work, research, investigation, or any process that benefits from systematic execution.
Examples
- Adverb:
- She sorted through the documents methodically, checking each one before filing it.
- The detective searched the room methodically, leaving no corner unexamined.
- To solve the complex equation, he worked methodically through each step.
Advanced Usage
"to proceed methodically": to advance or continue in a systematic and careful way.
- The research team decided to proceed methodically to ensure accurate results.
"to approach something methodically": to begin dealing with a task or problem using a structured plan.
- He methodically approached the repair, first diagnosing the issue and then gathering the right tools.
Variants and Related Words
Methodical (adj): Characterized by method or order; systematic.
- His methodical nature made him an excellent laboratory technician.
Method (n): A particular procedure for accomplishing or approaching something.
- The scientific method requires careful observation and testing.
Synonyms
- Systematically: According to a fixed plan or system.
- Orderly: In a neat and organized way.
- Meticulously: With great attention to detail.
- Thoroughly: In a complete and exhaustive manner.
Antonyms
- Haphazardly: In a random or disorganized manner.
- Chaotically: In a state of complete confusion and disorder.
- Carelessly: Without sufficient attention or thought.
Adverb
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she worked methodically
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