Wiktionary
designed or constructed in a standard manner or according to an official standard v
(en-past of: standardize)
WordNet
adj. brought into conformity with a standard; "standardized education" [syn: standardised]
capable of replacing or changing places with something else; "interchangeable parts" [syn: exchangeable, interchangeable, similar, standardised]
Usage examples of "standardized".
Collectively, these fountains invented and standardized numerous treats, including milk shakes and banana splits.
These new restaurant chains featured straightforward menus, very quick service, uniformity, standardized food, and reasonable prices.
White Castle advanced food production and distribution to the volume demanded by the expanding population, and it gave an American democracy an accessible, egalitarian, and standardized style of eating.
By the end of the decade, White Castle permanently standardized its building construction, using portable all-metal buildings with a white steel enamel exterior.
And there also is no doubt that enhanced transportation technologies made people more mobile, which in turn fostered a more standardized menu.
The fast-food industry that White Castle spawned, in fact, perhaps significantly improved the collective diet by providing the public with food that was usually standardized and uniform in terms of content and hygienic preparation.
With this standardized railroading of the poor going on daily in every city in America, our justice system has nothing to do with justice.