pa. pple. and a. rare. [f. SYSTEM + -ED.] Made into a system, systematized; arranged in a system or systems; composed according to system, systematic.
1746. W. Horsley, Fool (1748), II. 47. Men of but middling Genius should keep to plain Rules, system’d to their Hands; acting in right Order by prescrib’d Method.
1807. J. Barlow, Columb., X. 275. Social and system’d worlds around him shine.
1836. Mrs. Browning, Poet’s Vow, I. xvii. Hear me forswear man’s sympathies…. His answering looks, his systemed books.
