randomised

ˈrændəmaɪzd

Definition of randomised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

experiments

set up in a deliberately random way

The participants were randomised into different groups.

haphazard

randomized

data

distributed without a specific pattern or order

The data was randomised to prevent bias.

arbitrary

haphazard

random

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Origin of randomised

English, random (by chance) + -ise (to make)

Examples of randomised in a sentence

Randomised methods ensure unbiased results.
The randomised list ensured fairness in selection.
Participants were assigned to randomised groups.

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French:randomisé, ...
German:randomisiert, ...
Italian:randomizzato, casuale, ...
Spanish:aleatorizado, ...
Portuguese:aleatório, aleatorizado, ...
Chinese:随机的, 随机分布的, ...
Japanese:ランダムにされた, 無作為の, ...
Arabic:مُعَشْوَئ, مُعَشْوَى, ...
Hebrew:אַקְרָאִי, רַנְדוֹמָלִי, ...
Russian:рандомизированный, ...
Ukrainian:випадковий, рандомізований, ...
Hindi:यादृच्छिकीकृत, बेतरतीब, ...
Bengali:দৈবচয়িত, যদৃচ্ছ, ...
Catalan:aleatoritzat, aleatori, ...
Czech:randomizovaný, náhodně uspořádaný, ...
Danish:randomiseret, tilfældig, ...
Dutch:gerandomiseerd, willekeurig, ...
Greek:τυχαιοποιημένος, ανακατεμένος, ...
Hungarian:randomizált, véletlenszerű, ...
Khmer:ចែកដោយចៃដន្យ, បានចែកចាយដោយចៃដន្យ, ...
Korean:무작위로 설정된, 무작위로 배포된, ...
Persian:تصادفی‌سازی‌شده, بی‌قاعده, ...
Polish:losowy, ...
Portuguese (BR):randomizado, aleatório, ...
Romanian:aleatoriu, neordonat, ...
Swedish:randomiserad, ...
Thai:แบบสุ่ม, สุ่ม, ...
Turkish:rastgele, ...
Vietnamese:được phân ngẫu nhiên, ngẫu nhiên, ...

randomise

ˈrændəmaɪz

Definition of randomise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

arrangement

arrange elements without a specific pattern

The teacher randomised the seating chart for the exam.
He randomised the playlist for the party.
The scientist randomised the samples for the study.

mix

randomize

shuffle

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Origin of randomise

English, random (by chance) + -ise (to make)

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French:randomiser, ...
German:mischen, ...
Italian:randomizzare, ...
Spanish:aleatorizar, ...
Portuguese:aleatorizar, ...
Chinese:随机安排, ...
Japanese:ランダムにする, ...
Arabic:وَزَّعَ عَشْوائِيًّا, ...
Hebrew:לְעַרְבֵּב בְּאַקְרָאִי, ...
Russian:перемешать, ...
Ukrainian:перемішати, ...
Hindi:यादृच्छिक क्रम में रखना, ...
Bengali:এলোমেলো করে সাজানো, ...
Catalan:aleatoritzar, ...
Czech:randomizovat, ...
Danish:randomisere, ...
Dutch:randomiseren, ...
Greek:τυχαιοποιώ, ...
Hungarian:randomizálni, ...
Khmer:រៀបចំដោយចៃដន្យ, ...
Korean:무작위로 정하다, ...
Persian:تصادفی کردن, ...
Polish:losować, ...
Portuguese (BR):aleatorizar, ...
Romanian:a randomiza, ...
Swedish:slumpa, ...
Thai:สุ่ม, ...
Turkish:rastgele düzenlemek, ...
Vietnamese:ngẫu nhiên hóa, ...

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