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Welcome to this guide on the best words that rhyme with sized!
Here you’ll find the top 159 words and phrases for rhyming the word ‘sized’.
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Words That Rhyme With Sized
- Actualized – made into reality or brought to fruition
- Advertised – made public through promotion or marketing
- Advised – gave advice or counsel to someone
- Agonized – suffered extreme physical or emotional pain
- Analyzed – examined and studied something closely
- Anesthetized – rendered unconscious or numb through the use of anesthesia
- Antagonized – provoked or irritated someone, often intentionally
- Apologized – expressed regret or sorrow for an action or statement
- Apprised – informed or notified someone about a situation or development
- Authorized – granted permission or authority to do something
- Baptised – performed the Christian sacrament of baptism on someone
- Baptized – performed the Christian sacrament of baptism on someone
- Canonized – officially declared a person to be a saint by the Catholic Church
- Capitalized – took advantage of or exploited a situation for maximum gain
- Catalyzed – caused a chemical reaction to occur or facilitated a process
- Categorized – grouped or classified something according to specific criteria
- Centralized – brought under centralized control or management
- Characterized – described or represented the distinctive features or qualities of something
- Chastised – rebuked or scolded someone for a wrongdoing
- Circumcised – surgically removed the foreskin of a male’s penis
- Civilized – brought under the influence of civilization or social order
- Colonized – established a colony or settlement in a new territory
- Commercialized – made something suitable for commercial purposes or profit
- Comprised – made up of or consisting of various parts or components
- Compromised – weakened or undermined something by making concessions or settlements
- Computerized – automated or digitized a process or system using computers
- Conceptualized – formed or developed a concept or idea
- Criticised – evaluated or analyzed something critically, often with negative feedback
- Criticized – evaluated or analyzed something critically, often with negative feedback
- Crystallized – transformed into crystal form
- Customized – made to a customer’s specifications or needs
- Decentralized – distributed or dispersed from a central authority or control
- Demoralized – deprived of confidence or morale
- Despised – strongly disliked or regarded with contempt
- Devised – planned or created inventively
- Digitized – converted into a digital form
- Disguised – changed appearance or behavior in order to hide one’s identity or intentions
- Disorganized – lacking organization or structure
- Dramatized – made more dramatic or theatrical
- Emphasized – given special importance or prominence to
- Energized – given energy or vitality to
- Epitomized – represented as a perfect example of a particular quality or type
- Equalized – made equal or level
- Exercised – engaged in physical activity to improve health or fitness
- Fertilized – made fertile or able to produce offspring
- Finalized – completed or made final
- Formalized – made official or formal
- Galvanized – stimulated into action or a state of heightened activity
- Generalized – made more general or less specific
- Globalized – made worldwide or international in scope or operation
- Harmonized – made consistent or compatible
- Homogenized – made uniform or consistent throughout
- Hospitalized – admitted to a hospital for medical treatment or care
- Humanized – made more humane or compassionate
- Hydrolyzed – chemically broken down through a reaction with water
- Hypnotized – put into a trance-like state through hypnosis
- Hypothesized – proposed as a possible explanation or theory
- Idealized – represented as perfect or ideal
- Idolized – regarded with great admiration or devotion
- Immobilized – Made unable to move or act.
- Immunized – Made resistant to a disease by vaccination.
- Improvised – Created or performed spontaneously or without preparation.
- Incised – Cut into something, especially a surface or body.
- Industrialized – Developed and equipped for industrial production or manufacturing.
- Initialized – Set up or started something, typically by giving it its name or beginning letters.
- Internalized – Made something a part of one’s own thoughts or feelings.
- Ionized – Converted into ions by gaining or losing electrons.
- Italicized – Printed in italic or slanted letters.
- Itemized – Listed or detailed item by item.
- Jeopardized – Put at risk or in danger.
- Legalized – Made legal or lawful.
- Legitimized – Made legitimate or acceptable.
- Liberalized – Made more liberal or free.
- Localized – Confined to a particular place or region.
- Magnetized – Converted into a magnet or attracted strongly as if by a magnet.
- Marginalized – Treated as insignificant or unimportant.
- Materialized – Became actual or physical.
- Maximized – Made as large, great, or intense as possible.
- Mechanized – Equipped with machinery to perform tasks automatically.
- Memorized – Committed something to memory.
- Mesmerized – Captivated or fascinated.
- Metabolized – Underwent metabolism or was transformed by metabolic processes.
- Minimized – Reduced to the smallest possible degree or extent.
- Mobilized – Organized or assembled for action or movement.
- Modernized – Updated or brought up to date with modern practices or methods.
- Monopolized – Gained exclusive control or possession of something.
- Motorized – Equipped with a motor or motor-driven.
- Nationalized – Transferred ownership or control to the state or government.
- Naturalized – Granted citizenship to a foreigner.
- Neutralized – refers to the process of making something neutral or eliminating its acidity or basicity.
- Normalized – refers to the process of making something normal or standard.
- Organized – refers to the process of arranging things in an orderly and structured way.
- Ostracized – refers to the process of excluding someone from a group or society.
- Overemphasized – refers to the process of placing too much importance or emphasis on something.
- Oversized – refers to something that is larger than the usual or expected size.
- Oxidized – refers to the process of a substance reacting with oxygen and losing electrons.
- Paralysed/Paralyzed – refers to the state of being unable to move or control one’s body or body part.
- Patronized – refers to the act of supporting or being a regular customer of a particular business or establishment.
- Penalized – refers to the act of punishing someone for a wrongdoing or rule violation.
- Personalized – refers to something that is customized or tailored to an individual’s preferences or needs.
- Polarized – refers to the process of dividing or separating people or groups into opposing views or beliefs.
- Politicized – refers to the process of making something political or partisan.
- Polymerized – refers to the process of combining multiple monomers to form a polymer.
- Popularized – refers to the process of making something widely known or popular among the public.
- Practised – refers to the act of regularly doing something to improve one’s skill or ability.
- Pressurized – refers to the act of applying pressure or force to something, often to create a desired effect.
- Privatized – refers to the process of transferring ownership or control of a business or service from the government to private individuals or companies.
- Prized – refers to something that is highly valued or treasured.
- Publicized – refers to the process of promoting or advertising something to the general public.
- Pulverized – refers to the process of grinding or crushing something into a fine powder or dust.
- Randomized – refers to the process of randomly assigning participants to different groups in a research study.
- Rationalized – refers to the process of finding a logical or reasonable explanation for something.
- Recognized – refers to the act of acknowledging or identifying someone or something as important or significant.
- Reorganized – refers to the process of restructuring or rearranging an organization or system.
- Revised – refers to the act of making changes or improvements to something.
- Revitalized – refers to the process of renewing or rejuvenating something to make it more lively or active.
- Revolutionized – refers to the process of fundamentally changing or transforming something.
- Ritualized – refers to the process of performing a series of actions or ceremonies in a prescribed order or manner.
- Romanticized – To make something seem more idealized or perfect than it actually is.
- Satirized – To use humor, irony, or exaggeration to expose and criticize foolishness or wrongdoing.
- Scandalized – To shock or offend by violating moral or social standards.
- Scrutinized – To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly.
- Sensitized – To make someone or something more responsive or aware of something.
- Serialized – To present a story or novel in installments, usually in a magazine or newspaper.
- Signalized – To make something or someone stand out or be noticed.
- Socialized – To prepare someone to live and interact with others in a society.
- Solemnized – To perform or celebrate a formal or religious ceremony.
- Specialized – To concentrate on or become an expert in a specific area or field.
- Stabilized – To make something more stable or steady.
- Standardised/Standardized – To make something conform to a standard or set of rules.
- Sterilized – To remove or kill all bacteria or microorganisms.
- Stigmatized – To describe or regard someone or something as worthy of disgrace or shame.
- Subsidized – To support financially or provide a subsidy to.
- Summarized – To give a brief statement of the main points of something.
- Supervised – To oversee or manage a task, activity, or process.
- Surmised – To make an educated guess or inference.
- Surprised – To cause someone to feel amazed or astonished.
- Symbolized – To use or present something as a symbol or representation of something else.
- Sympathized – To express sympathy or understanding for someone’s feelings or situation.
- Synchronized – To cause two or more things to occur at the same time or rate.
- Synthesized – To combine or blend different elements into a single entity.
- Systematized – To organize or arrange something according to a system or method.
- Televised – To broadcast or transmit a program or event on television.
- Terrorized – To intimidate or threaten with violence or fear.
- Theorized – To formulate a theory or set of theories about something.
- Traumatized – To cause severe emotional or psychological distress.
- Unauthorized – Something that has not been given official permission or approval.
- Undisguised – Something that is not concealed or hidden.
- Unionized – The act of forming or joining a labor union for the protection and representation of workers’ rights.
- Unorganized – Lacking organization or structure.
- Unrealized – Something that has not been achieved or fulfilled.
- Unrecognized – Something that is not acknowledged or accepted as valid or legitimate.
- Unsupervised – Not under the direct observation or guidance of a supervisor or authority figure.
- Urbanized – The process of converting a rural area into a more developed urban area with infrastructure and services.
- Utilized – Used or employed for a particular purpose.
- Vaporized – Converted into a vapor or gas through the application of heat or pressure.
- Visualized – Formed a mental image of something in the mind.
