methodical
methodical
Definition
me·thodi·cal (mə t̸häd′i kəl)
methodical
Synonyms
methodical
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- manner: He spoke in a calm and methodical manner, as tho the events which he narrated were commonplace enough.
- approach: The subject suits numerate students with a methodical approach.
- fashion: He looked about him in the slow methodical fashion of old age.
- investigation: DC Haynes co-ordinated a structured and methodical investigation that used forensic evidence and linked recovered property to crime scenes.
- way: Planning the first flight Approach the first flight in a methodical way.
- mind: Software engineers require a very logical thought process and methodical mind.
Modifying Another Word
- highly: You will be highly methodical in nature with great attention to detail.
- very: Or - be very methodical about who you want to write for.
- too: I'd say we are not actually blind, just fighting against massive psychological warfare, too subtle, too methodical to perceive.
- so: I love watching Moo play the cookie part - she is so methodical!
- extremely: Work at the depot was extremely methodical just like in a modern Royal Mail sorting office.
- not: That tone is not methodical or even logical, it does not arrange things in neat orders like a catalog or text.
Preposition: in
- nature: You will be highly methodical in nature with great attention to detail.
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