stripped-down version

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

Describes a basic or essential form of something, lacking non-essential features.

stripped-downADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

version

Examples (10)

  • The company released a stripped-down version of its software for older computers.
  • He performed a stripped-down version of the hit song with only an acoustic guitar.
  • The new budget proposal is a stripped-down version of the original plan.
  • You can download a stripped-down version of the app for free.
  • The car is a stripped-down version of the luxury model, designed for racing.
  • I prefer the stripped-down version of the website because it loads faster.
  • The chef prepared a stripped-down version of the classic recipe for home cooks.
  • After the cuts, the project became a stripped-down version of its former self.
  • The novelist published a stripped-down version of the story for a younger audience.
  • This stripped-down version of the operating system uses very little memory.