systemic (sistemik)

[ Were our experiences limited to the Systemic Sensations, supplemented by Vision and Hearing, we might have a conception of the geometric universe, but we could have none of the dynamic universe. G. H. Lewes, Probs. of Life and Mind, II. v. § 12. Systemic circulation, the circulation of the blood through the body at large, but exclusive of its flowing through the lungs: opposed to pulmonary circulation. Systemic death, the death of the body as a whole. Also called somatic death. systemically (sis-tem'i-kal-i), adv . In a sys Systemic temic manner; in or on the body as a whole. There is nece arily some danger in employing so potent a drug as corrosive sublimate;... and, indeed, it seems likely that it acts as much systemically as locally. Lancet , 1889, Ι. 882. systemization, systemisation (sistem-i-zā'shon), n. [ systemize + -at - ion .] Same as systematization . Webster. systemize, systemise (sis'tem-iz), v. [ systematize . A genuine faculty for systemizing busine . Philadelphia Pre , Dec. 24, 1888.