1. to make random in arrangement or order; to arrange without a definite plan or pattern
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘randomize’
2. to select or assign in a random manner, especially in scientific research or statistical sampling
Usage: technical; research contexts

Examples

• The software randomizes the order of questions on each test.
• She randomizes her playlist so she never knows what song comes next.
• The researcher randomizes participants into different treatment groups.
• The game randomizes the starting positions of all players.
• The teacher randomizes seating assignments every month.
• The algorithm randomizes the data to prevent bias in the analysis.