systemic
1 of 1adjective/sɪˈstɛmɪk/
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related to the entire structure and not only a specific part of it
- Systemic changes are necessary to address inefficiencies in the healthcare system.
- The systemic issue of income inequality affects people across various socioeconomic backgrounds.
- The company implemented systemic reforms to improve workplace culture and productivity.
- Systemic risk refers to threats that can disrupt entire financial systems.
- Systemic problems require comprehensive solutions that address root causes.