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Methodical

Definition:

The term methodical refers to someone or something that follows a systematic approach, characterized by ordered and organized methods or processes.

Part of Speech:

Adjective

Senses:

1. Characterized by a systematic or orderly approach
2. Following a method or set of procedures

Usages:

Popular:

1. He is known for his methodical approach to problem-solving, carefully considering each step.
2. The project requires a methodical analysis of the data.
3. She meticulously follows a methodical routine every morning to start her day.

Local:

1. In our local community, we pride ourselves on being methodical in our organic farming practices.
2. The research team followed a methodical investigation to gather information about the local customs and traditions.
3. During our local workshop, we will teach you a methodical way of decluttering your living space.

Sample Sentences:

1. The detective's methodical approach to solving the case ensured no evidence was overlooked.

2. The chef followed a methodical recipe to create the perfect soufflé.

3. The teacher designed a methodical lesson plan to ensure all students understand the concept thoroughly.

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