sistematicamente

systematically

adverb see-steh-mah-tee-kah-MEN-teh Rare

Usage Note

Sistematicamente is the adverb from sistematico and indicates that an action is done in a methodical, regular, and organised way. It is equally at home in academic prose (analizzare sistematicamente) and journalism (violare sistematicamente = to systematically violate). In informal speech Italians often say sempre or ogni volta instead.

Examples

"I dati vengono aggiornati sistematicamente ogni settimana."

Natural Translation

The data are updated systematically every week.

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