1. making something random or arranged without a specific pattern or order
Usage: present participle of randomize
2. selecting or assigning subjects to different groups by chance in research or experiments
Usage: scientific/research context

Examples

• The teacher is randomizing the seating chart for the new semester.
• The computer program is randomizing the order of questions on the test.
• Researchers are randomizing participants into control and treatment groups.
• The playlist software is randomizing the songs automatically.
• By randomizing the data, we can eliminate potential bias in our analysis.
• The game keeps randomizing the starting positions of players.