Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
methodical
Adjective
/məˈθɒd.ɪ.kəl/

Definition
Following a systematic or orderly procedure.

Examples
- The scientist took a methodical approach to his research, ensuring every detail was examined.
- She is known for her methodical way of working, which helps her meet deadlines efficiently.
- The methodical organization of the conference made it a success.

Meaning
The adjective ‘methodical’ describes an approach that is organized and planned, usually to achieve a specific purpose or outcome. It implies carefulness and thoroughness in the way tasks are carried out.

Synonyms
- Systematic
- Ordered
- Organized
- Logical
- Disciplined