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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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.