CEFR C1

programmatic

adjective

Meaning

Relating to or done using a sequence of instructions or commands that a computer can follow; automated by computer.

Examples

The company is shifting towards a more programmatic approach to marketing.
Programmatic advertising allows for highly targeted campaigns.

Synonyms: automated, algorithmic, systematic, rule-based

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programmatic (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌprəʊɡrəˈmætɪk/

Definition

Relating to or done using a sequence of instructions or commands that a computer can follow; automated by computer.

Examples

The company is shifting towards a more programmatic approach to marketing.
Programmatic advertising allows for highly targeted campaigns.
We need to develop a programmatic solution for data analysis.

How to Use programmatic

programmatic approach (collocation): A method or way of doing something that relies on automated processes or computer instructions. — "Her programmatic approach to problem-solving ensures consistency."
programmatic advertising (collocation): The automated buying and selling of digital advertising space. — "Programmatic advertising uses technology to make ad buying more efficient."

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