routinize

[ roo-tee-nahyz, root-n-ahyz ]

/ ruˈti naɪz, ˈrut nˌaɪz /

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verb (used with object), rou·tin·ized, rou·tin·iz·ing.

to develop into a regular procedure.

to reduce to a customary procedure: He seems happier now that his life is thoroughly routinized.

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Also especially British, rou·tin·ise .

Origin of routinize

First recorded in 1925–30; routine + -ize

rou·tin·i·za·tion, nounrou·tin·iz·er, noun

Skateboarding, it turns out, doesn’t attract a lot of fitness obsessives looking to routinize the learning process.
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But the military finds a way to routinize everything else, so why not heroism, too?
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Because I have too many other decisions to make…You need to routinize yourself.
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