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“systematically” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajiseizen

Example

彼は考えを整然と説明します。kare wa kanga e o sei zen to setsu mei shi ma su

He explains his ideas systematically.

Illustration for 整然 (systematically)

How to say “systematically” in Japanese

“Systematically” in Japanese is 整然 (seizen).

Expresses a manner in which elements follow a clear arrangement and a process proceeds without confusion.

Full entry for 整然: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 整然

発表では、考えを整然と説明すると、聞き手に伝わりやすくなります。hap pyō de wa kanga e o sei zen to setsu mei su ru to ki ki te ni tsuta wa ri ya su ku na ri ma su

During a presentation, explaining your ideas systematically makes them easier for the audience to understand.

Tips for using 整然

  • The phrase 整然と並ぶ (seizen to narabu) is common for objects lined up in a neat order, making the word useful for describing visible arrangements.

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