verb
definition
To arrange or list a group of things in order of priority or importance.
definition
To rank something as having high priority.
adjective
definition
With priority, having priority
Examples of prioritized in a Sentence
He could have added an impossibly distant future, in so far as Gustav Stresemann prioritized relations with the West.
However, if your time management system is only effective, you could have your tasks listed in a scheduled and prioritized order and find yourself procrastinating or wasting time.
The tasks or projects need to be prioritized with the most important one at the top and continuing down to the least important one at the bottom.
There are many different kinds of time management tools ranging from a hand written prioritized to-do list to a personal digital assistant, generally known as a PDA.
Now that she has prioritized her life, Anna Nicole Smith has more issues to contend with.
Once your tasks are organized and prioritized, you'll see what needs to be done first.
Prioritized assignments and tasks to ensure all work was completed on time.
Instead of mobilizing a fire appliance in seconds while the call is still being dealt with, you are prioritized.
In these spaces the dramaturgical is prioritized over the purely visual in challenging and novel ways.
The safety of each animal should be prioritized above a pet owner's household vision.
Having a prioritized to-do list keeps all of your important tasks and projects in one place, potentially reducing your overall level of stress.