1. characterized by excessive adherence to method or systematic procedure
Usage: often implies rigidity or inflexibility
2. relating to or characteristic of Methodism or Methodists
Usage: religious context

Examples

• His methodistic approach to teaching left no room for creativity.
• The manager’s methodistic style frustrated employees who preferred flexibility.
• She followed a methodistic routine that never varied from day to day.
• The methodistic congregation emphasized personal piety and social reform.
• His methodistic adherence to the rules made him unpopular with his peers.
• The methodistic preacher delivered sermons with passionate conviction.