Methodological
Example: The researcher applied a methodological approach to ensure valid results.
Definition
"Methodological" refers to anything related to the system of methods and principles used in a particular discipline or study. It describes approaches or procedures that follow a structured and organized way to achieve valid and reliable results, as in a methodological approach to research.
Etymology
The word "methodological" comes from the root word "method," which originates from the Greek 'methodos,' meaning 'pursuit of knowledge' or 'systematic way.' The suffix '-logical' relates to 'logic' or 'study of,' so "methodological" essentially means 'pertaining to the study or system of methods.' Did you know? The word 'method' originally meant a 'pursuit' or 'path' in Greek, highlighting the idea of a systematic route to knowledge.
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"Methodological" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (C2) - set 1", containing 120 commonly used words.
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