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systematize
[ sis-tuh-muh-tahyz ]
systematize
/ ˈsɪstɪməˌtaɪz /
verb
- tr to arrange in a system
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Derived Forms
- ˌsystematiˈzation, noun
- ˈsystemaˌtizer, noun
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Other Words From
- system·a·ti·zation noun
- system·a·tizer noun
- non·system·a·tized adjective
- over·system·a·tize verb (used with object) oversystematized oversystematizing
- quasi-system·a·tized adjective
- re·system·a·ti·zation noun
- re·system·a·tize verb (used with object) resystematized resystematizing
- un·system·a·tized adjective
- un·system·a·tizing adjective
- well-system·a·tized adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of systematize1
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Example Sentences
"We need to systematize what we do for young women," said Carol Lancaster, dean of Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.
How can we systematize the making of our wardrobes so that sewing shall occupy us only a small part of our time?
I shall thus follow the method of certain historians, and relate the truth rather than systematize it.
Some persons, endeavor to systematize their pursuits, by apportioning them to particular hours of each day.
Science seeks to classify and systematize the objects of the world for the understanding of our brain.
The mission of Positivism is, in the language of its founder, "to generalize science and to systematize sociality."
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