randomize

[ˈrændəmaɪz]

randomize Definition

• 1. to arrange or select in a random manner
• 2. to make something unpredictable

Using randomize: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "randomize" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The participants were asked to randomly select a number from one to ten.

• Example

  The computer program was designed to randomize the order of the questions.

• Example

  The teacher used a tool to randomize the seating arrangement of the students.

• Example

  The company decided to randomize the selection process for the scholarship.

randomize Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for randomize

• shuffle
• jumble
• disorder
• scramble
• mix up

Antonyms for randomize

• organize
• systematize
• arrange

Phrases with randomize

• randomize data

  to arrange data in a random order

  Example

  The researcher used a software to randomize the data before analyzing it.

• randomize experiment

  to assign subjects to different groups in an experiment in a random manner

  Example

  The study was conducted by randomly assigning the participants to either the control or experimental group.

• randomize selection

  to choose something or someone in a random manner

  Example

  The winner of the raffle was chosen by randomizing the selection process.

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Summary: randomize in Brief

The verb 'randomize' [ˈrændəmaɪz] means to arrange or select something in a random manner, or to make something unpredictable. It is often used in research studies, experiments, and selection processes, as in 'The participants were asked to randomly select a number from one to ten.' 'Randomize' can also be used to describe the arrangement of data, as in 'The researcher used a software to randomize the data before analyzing it.'