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amethodical

amethodical adjective: not methodical; unsystematic.

Adjective

amethodical (comparative more amethodical, superlative most amethodical)

  1. Not methodical; unsystematic.
    • They suggest instead a shift in the development mode from structured, orderly and methodical to unstructured, emergent and amethodical to fulfill the requirements set by the new development environments.2006, Brian Fitzgerald, Eleanor Wynn, IT Innovation for Adaptability and Competitiveness, page 7
    • In one-off customer relationships, the amethodical approach was favored (although company B was also amethodical with a solid customer base).2008, Chris Barry, Kieran Conboy, Michael Lang, Information Systems Development

Forms of amethodical

comparativemore amethodical
superlativemost amethodical

Origin of amethodical

From a- + methodical.

Words formed from amethodical

Questions about amethodical

What does amethodical mean?
Amethodical means not methodical; unsystematic.
What part of speech is amethodical?
Amethodical is an adjective.

Words near amethodical in the dictionary

  1. ametantrone
  2. ametaphysical
  3. ametaphysicality
  4. Amethi
  5. amethocaine
  6. amethodical
  7. amethodically
  8. amethodist
  9. amethodists
  10. amethopterin
  11. amethyrin

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