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systemic

adjective as in affecting the entire system

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Example Sentences

To transform toxic kitchens, operators, customers, and employees together must change these systemic mechanisms that keep workers silent in the first place.

From Eater

When you’re thinking deeply about systemic inequality, you’re bound to survey your own situation.

He told "Axios on HBO" that systemic racism — or racial bias, as he prefers to call it — exists everywhere but is "more obvious" in the NFL.

From Axios

You’ve reported on some of these smaller swaths, individual stories and experiences, but also the larger systemic failures.

Sure, you can and should, he argues, but the change we should be looking for is systemic, not individual.

There are, however, systemic problems that must be addressed.

Born and raised in Mobile, Alabama, Brown seems to believe that this is simply another example of a systemic overhaul.

This is what perpetuates a systemic, institutionalized rape culture.

The conforms of systemic racism have caused a precious grasping of your blackness that oft times seeks to destroy us.

And then, Ferguson showed us how systemic racism plays itself out.

What systemic measures are to be prescribed in acute urticaria?

You can hardly call a corporate monster like Systemic Developments a private enterprise!

What systemic measures are to be prescribed in chronic and recurrent urticaria?

There is, in some instances, preceding or accompanying systemic disturbance.

Such an agent may often be advantageously combined with the Catalytic remedy, which tends to cure the systemic disorder.

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On this page you'll find 16 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to systemic, such as: fundamental, integral, intrinsic, essential, innate, and congenital.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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