methodical

IPA: mʌθˈɑdʌkʌɫ

In an organized manner; proceeding with regard to method; systematic.
Arranged with regard to method; disposed in a suitable manner, or in a manner to illustrate a subject, or to facilitate practical observation.

Examples of "methodical" in Sentences

Agent Dumb Ass has a sawing style that might be most-charitably described as "methodical."
And they proceed to chomp their way through its contents in methodical, determined fashion.
… It accomplished the first great feat in direct prophylaxis action to prevent disease, namely methodical eradication of a disease.
An apartment complex there as well, and are going essentially house to house in what they describe as a methodical search, trying to capture the suspect.
Southern California prosecutors said Friday they will seek the death penalty for the man they called a "methodical and merciless killer" who stormed through a salon and killed eight people.
LAVENDERA: We don't know who Gonzalez is talking about exactly but investigators they have arrested all the men who carried out what they call the methodical and chilling murders of the Billings 'couple.
LAVANDERA: We don't know who Gonzalez is talking about exactly, but investigators say they've arrested all the men who carried out what they called the methodical and chilling murders of the Billings couple.
Call for death penalty in US beauty salon shootings PROSECUTORS say they'll seek the death penalty for the man they call a "methodical and merciless killer" who stormed through a California beauty salon and killed eight people.