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to tabularize

to tabularize

7.5
To put information in a table to make it easier to use
  • verb
  • /ˈtæbjʊləˌraɪz/
  • US
translation icon : tabularizar
  • She decided to tabularize the survey responses for easier analysis.

Examples

  • The data must be tabularized before you can import it into the database.

  • The report needs to be tabularised before submission.

  • He spent the morning tabularizing the results of the experiment.

  • Please tabularize the data for better clarity.

  • She decided to tabularize the survey responses for easier analysis.

  • He spent the morning tabularizing the results of the experiment.

  • Please tabularize the data for better clarity.

Synonyms

to tabulate
vsto tabularize
14 5.5

Arrange information in a table with rows and columns

focuses on entering information into a grid format rather than just listing it
to table
vsto tabularize
  • Specialized
1 3.9

To put information in rows and columns for easy reading

focuses on converting data into grid form rather than mere recording

How Tabulated

to tabularize
  • US
7.5
to arrange
162 1.7

Surface Forms

tabularize infinitive
tabularized past participle
tabularizing present participle
tabularizes third person singular

Morphology

tabularize = tabular (transparent) = tabular + ize

Formed by the productive verb-forming suffix '-ize' added to the adjective 'tabular', yielding the straightforward meaning 'to make or render tabular'.

Etymology

Tabularize comes from the Latin word tabula, which means 'tablet' or 'table' and is the same root as the English word table, while the ending -ize means 'to make'. So, to tabularize is to 'make into a table', that is, to arrange information in rows and columns.