1. to arrange or select in a random order or manner
2. to make random or unpredictable
Usage: computing; statistics

Examples

• The teacher will randomize the seating chart for the new semester.
• Scientists randomized the participants into different treatment groups.
• The software can randomize the order of questions on the test.
• We need to randomize the playlist so the same songs don’t always play first.
• The computer program randomizes the data to eliminate bias.
• They randomized the sample selection to ensure fair representation.