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Systematize vs. Systemize

Systematize

/ˈsɪstəmətaɪz/
To arrange or organize according to a plan or system

Examples:

She decided to systematize her research notes.The librarian worked to systematize the archives.The coach will systematize the players' training sessions.

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Systemize

/ˈsɪstəm/
To organize according to a plan or system

Examples:

Our aim is to systemize the workflow for efficiency.He will systemize his notes before the big exam.They plan to systemize the process by next month.

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etymology
  • Systematize generally involves organizing or arranging things according to a system, making it more comprehensive.
  • Systemize often refers to the creation of a system but may not necessarily involve detail or thorough organization.
  • Both words imply creating a sense of order, but systematize leans more toward organizing details within a system.
  • Remember that systematize is more commonly used in American English while systemize appears more in British and Australian contexts.
  • The distinction can be subtle, but systematize is often employed in more formal or scientific contexts.
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