randomize
verbUK /ˈrændəmaɪz/
US /ˈrændəmaɪz/
To put things in a mixed-up order so nobody can guess what comes next.
The teacher will randomize the seats so we sit next to new friends.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To arrange something by chance, as in a scientific experiment, so that no one can influence the result.
The scientists randomize which patients get the new medicine.
3. In computing, to make data or values unpredictable.
The program randomizes the password so it is hard to guess.
4. To make a choice without any plan or pattern.
We randomized our route home and found a new park.