to sentimentize
- verb
- /ˈsɛntɪməntaɪz/
- Specialized
- They sentimentized the customer reviews to identify common complaints about delivery times.
Examples
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By sentimentizing forum posts, the researcher measured public reactions to the policy change.
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The analytics tool can sentimentize thousands of tweets every minute for the marketing team.
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The software can sentimentize customer reviews quickly.
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Researchers sentimentized the data to analyze public opinion.
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The analytics tool can sentimentize thousands of tweets every minute for the marketing team.
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By sentimentizing forum posts, the researcher measured public reactions to the policy change.
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The software can sentimentize customer reviews quickly.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sentimentize in data work also builds on sentiment ('feeling') and -ize ('make' or 'do'), and it means to use a computer tool to give a piece of text a 'feeling' label like positive, negative, or neutral, so to sentimentize text is to automatically say what feeling it shows.