(そしきてき)

そしきてき
na-adjective
organized; systematic; institutional
formalbusinessabstract
1. organized; systematic; well-structured
Carried out in a planned, coordinated manner with clear structure and roles.
組織的(そしきてき)活動(かつどう)する
To operate in an organized manner.
組織的(そしきてき)犯罪(はんざい)増加(ぞうか)している
Organized crime is increasing.
We need to carry out volunteer activities in a more organized way.
2. institutional; organizational
Relating to or involving an organization as a whole rather than individuals.
This is not an individual problem but an organizational one.
組織的(そしきてき)改革(かいかく)(もと)められている
Institutional reform is being called for.
組織的(そしきてき)隠蔽(いんぺい)(あき)らかになった。
An organized cover-up came to light.

Derived from 組織(そしき) (organization) with the suffix (てき) (like; -ical). In sense 1, it describes actions or systems that are well-planned and coordinated. In sense 2, it indicates something that belongs to or involves the organizational level rather than individuals. Often appears in news reporting about crime, reform, and institutional behavior.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • 体系的(たいけいてき): systematic — emphasizes logical structure and comprehensive framework rather than coordinated action
  • 計画的(けいかくてき): planned; deliberate — emphasizes the planning aspect rather than organizational coordination
  • 制度的(せいどてき): institutional; systemic — focuses on formal systems and regulations rather than organizational structure