randomized

adjective
UK /ˈrændəmaɪzd/
US /ˈrændəmaɪzd/

Put in a mixed-up order by chance, not by a plan.

The teacher gave us randomized seats so we could sit next to new friends.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Arranged in an order chosen by chance, often for a test or experiment.

The scientists split the volunteers into randomized groups.

3. Made to happen without a set pattern or rule.

The app shows randomized tips each time you open it.

4. Chosen by a computer or machine using chance rather than human choice.

The lottery numbers are randomized so nobody can guess them.