Definition

To change the order or arrangement of something so that it is not in a specific sequence, often used in experiments or games.

Example

The software can randomize the order of the questions in the quiz.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how they randomize the players in that game?

Yeah, I always wondered how they keep it fair.

I think it's cool because it adds an element of surprise when they randomize the teams.

Definitely! It makes every match feel unique.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Randomize → It is formed from "random" (from Middle English *random*, meaning having no specific pattern or purpose) and "-ize" (a suffix used to form verbs meaning to make or to become). The word "randomize" means to make something random or to introduce randomness into a process.

Memory Tip

Think of making something without a specific pattern or purpose ('random') and then adding the action of making it happen ('-ize'). This helps you remember that 'randomize' means to make something random.

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