systematize Definition
sys·tem·a·tize (sis′tə mə tīz′)
transitive verb -·tized′, -·tiz′·ing
to form into a system; arrange according to a system; make systematic
systematize Related Forms
sys′·tem·a·ti·za′·tion (-ə ti zā′s̸hən) noun
sys′·tem·a·tiz′er noun
systematize Synonyms
systematize
v.
systematize Usage Examples
Object
- knowledge: As Bacon put it, they could only " prove or dispute " in terms of their existing, systematized knowledge.
- insight: On the basis of his own investigations, Easterly is in an excellent position to systematize such insights.
- approach: We find this approach systematized in his Mirror of Faith.
- observation: Where are the systematized observations we should expect from scientists?
- sense: By cunning questions and ejaculations of wonder he could elevate my simple art, which is but systematized common sense, into a prodigy.
- matter: On the way to the battlefield, she systematized matters perfectly.
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