metodológico

methodological

adjective meh-toh-doh-LOH-hee-koh Rare

Usage Note

Metodológico is primarily an academic and research term; learners will encounter it in dissertations, social-science texts, and policy documents. The feminine form is metodológica, and it follows regular -o/-a agreement. It is rarely used outside formal registers — in everyday speech, speakers prefer del método or simply explain the procedure in plain terms.

Examples

"El enfoque metodológico es riguroso."

Natural Translation

The methodological approach is rigorous.

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