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.
In addition to the language syllabus, there was a renewed interest in the skills, but for contextualized communication.
When people said that they did drink but ' not a lot ', this was contextualized either in drinking occasions or in cultural images of alcohol use.
The goals of the language-asproduct tradition are valid and important, but researchers concerned with mechanisms should investigate the use of contextualized language in dialogue.
Too many texts concerned with the area deal either with a theoretically abstracted, entirely contemporary or narrowly contextualized model of gender relations.
For a proper understanding, they will need to be contextualized within the whole range of their commercial, cultural, and social involvements.
This global interpretation, which is not based in contextualized empirical analysis, assumes a direct mapping among discourse, femininity, and powerlessness.
What matters is that the evidence is contextualized in terms of both the social status of the litigants and the period.
Their statistical analyses are nicely contextualized within narrative descriptions of the rating scale development process.
