0 past simple and past participle of contextualize
1 to consider something in its context:
We need to contextualize the problem before we can understand its origin.
The multiple-choice questions were contextualized from the passage and had limited options to select from so that the question itself was a memory aid.
The labour of the male artist is integral to his account, which is richly contextualized, beautifully conceptualized, and precisely documented.
Encoding knowledge as part of the task at hand leads to contextualized knowledge acquisition where knowledge is encoded into the system when it is needed.
Each vignette is vividly contextualized, but a larger historical arc that would unify the profiles fails to emerge.
The second is a tracing of the critical response to the play contextualized by historical moments of key points of cultural production.
Thus, to some extent, contextualized knowledge is operational knowledge.
There is no approach so theoretical that it is not historically or critically contextualized to some extent.
Their statistical analyses are nicely contextualized within narrative descriptions of the rating scale development process.
