adj
Uncommon
computerized
Computerized (adj) means Run by, converted to, or managed using computers, rather than done manually. Example: “The library switched to a computerized catalogue in the 1990s.”
adj
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Run by, converted to, or managed using computers, rather than done manually.
"The library switched to a computerized catalogue in the 1990s."
"Modern factories rely on computerized systems to control production lines."
How to use computerized
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomething that has been set up to work through computers instead of by hand or on paper.
UK vs US
Both British and American English use this "-ized" spelling as the standard form (British English also allows "computerised").
Common pairings
computerized system
computerized records
go computerized
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more computerized
- Superlative
- most computerized
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The library switched to a _____ catalogue in the 1990s.
Rhymes for computerized
sized
prized
baptized
utilized
notarized
polarized
civilized
idealized
organized
oversized
localized
motorized
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Frequently asked questions
What does “computerized” mean?
The word “computerized” means run by, converted to, or managed using computers, rather than done manually. In plain terms, something that has been set up to work through computers instead of by hand or on paper.
How do you use “computerized” in a sentence?
Here is “computerized” used in a sentence: “The library switched to a computerized catalogue in the 1990s.”
What part of speech is “computerized”?
“Computerized” is an adjective.
Is “computerized” a common word?
“Computerized” is an uncommon word in modern English.
