What is another word for formalized?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɔːmə͡lˌa͡ɪzd], [ fˈɔːməlˌaɪzd], [ f_ˈɔː_m_əl_ˌaɪ_z_d]
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Synonyms for Formalized:
n.
• formalistic (noun) • formalized (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• define (verb)- elucidate,
- detail,
- represent,
- denote,
- interpret,
- specify,
- illustrate,
- characterize,
- ascertain,
- formalize,
- denominate,
- entitle,
- delineate,
- tag,
- spell out,
- assign,
- exemplify,
- nail it down,
- decide,
- translate,
- label,
- prescribe,
- describe,
- etch,
- expound,
- lay it out,
- dub,
- explain,
- construe,
- designate,
- call a spade a spade,
- determine,
- name.
- alphabetize,
- dispose,
- line up,
- lay out,
- classify,
- adapt,
- plan,
- tabulate,
- catalogue,
- tidy,
- fix,
- establish,
- manage,
- put away,
- codify,
- adjust,
- file,
- set guidelines,
- regiment,
- distribute,
- right,
- set in order,
- range,
- space,
- class,
- normalize,
- neaten,
- put to rights,
- routine,
- align,
- locate,
- settle,
- furnish,
- line,
- marshal,
- place,
- conduct,
- group,
- Methodize,
- sort out,
- regularize,
- regulate,
- systematize,
- streamline,
- control,
- index,
- standardize,
- array.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- fashioned,
- formed,
- validate,
- ritualized,
- declared,
- adjudge,
- clear,
- corroborated,
- authorised,
- legal,
- spelled out,
- pompous,
- corroborate,
- validated,
- dignified,
- ordered,
- solemn,
- defined,
- definite,
- Modelled,
- practice,
- express,
- authorize,
- probated,
- declare,
- modeled,
- lawful,
- Formalizing,
- authorized,
- ratified,
- signed,
- officialized,
- explicit,
- Passed,
- cleared,
- formal,
- pattern,
- formalise,
- Adjudged.
How to use "Formalized" in context?
The word formalized is often used to describe things that are done in a particular way or with a specific goal in mind. For example, a school might formalize its grading system so that all students are able to understand the expectations and receive the same grades. This creates clearcut expectations and allows for better communication between teachers and students.
Another example of formalized behavior is when a business integrates formalities into its sales process. For example, a business might require that customers visit the salesperson in a specific location before purchase, or they might be required to fill out a form before they are allowed to buy anything.
Paraphrases for Formalized:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
formalised, formalize.
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Verb, past tense
formalised.
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Verb, past participle
formalised.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
disciplined, full-fledged, institutionalized, official, organized, standardized, structured, well-structured.
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Verb, past tense
codified, consolidated, official, Indicted, officiel.
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Verb, past participle
adopted, allotted, approved, arranged, ascertained, attained, clarified, conceived, concluded, configured, confirmed, consecrated, contained, dedicated, defined, delineated, derived, devoted, divided, done, drawn, elaborated, embodied, endorsed, entrenched, evidenced, expended, expressed, forged, formulated, framed, fulfilled, honoured, identified, illustrated, institutionalised, institutionalized, invested, made, maintained, nominated, officer, organized, outlined, placed, produced, pursued, ratified, realised, realized, recognized, refined, sanctioned, shaped, specified, spent, stated, structured, traded, validated, voiced, Achieved, Anchored, Appraised, Bargained, Devised, Drafted, Earmarked, Embraced, Emerged, Enacted, Enshrined, Entered, Enunciated, Expounded, Filed, Grounded, Inaugurated, Instituted, Manifested, Materialized, Negotiated, Overseen, Phrased, Translated, Upheld, Worded, Compiled, Constructed, Subjected, officers, finalized, allocated, brokered, restructured, kicked, formatted, crafted, reformulated, reworded, concretized, laid, Favoured, materialised, redrafted, operationalized, finalised, concretised.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
methodical, orderly.
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Adjective
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