1. arranged, selected, or distributed without a specific pattern or predetermined order
Usage: often used in scientific and statistical contexts

Examples

• The study used a randomized sample of 1,000 participants.
• Students were assigned to randomized groups for the experiment.
• The randomized trial showed promising results for the new treatment.
• Participants received randomized questionnaires to avoid bias.
• The computer generated a randomized list of numbers.
• Researchers used randomized selection to ensure fairness.