LookItUpsystemic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /sɪˈstɛmɪk/
systemic means: Affecting a whole system or group because of how it is organized.
adjective
WHOLE SYSTEMC1
Affecting a whole system or group because of how it is organized.
- The problem is systemic.
- The report exposed systemic corruption.
- These reforms aim to reduce systemic inequality.
WHOLE BODYC1
Relating to or affecting the whole body, rather than one part.
- The infection became systemic.
- This drug has systemic effects.
- Doctors recommended systemic treatment for the disease.
Questions about systemic
What does systemic mean?
Affecting a whole system or group because of how it is organized.
What is systemic in other languages?
Türkçe: sistemik · Español: sistémico · Français: systémique · Deutsch: systemisch · Italiano: sistemico · 日本語: 構造的な
How do you pronounce systemic?
It is pronounced /sɪˈstɛmɪk/.
How do you use systemic in a sentence?
The problem is systemic. The report exposed systemic corruption.
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