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stripped-down Definition

stripped·-down (striptdo̵un)

adjective

reduced to the essential elements; specif.,

  1. basic; minimal
  2. simple; unadorned

stripped-down Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • version: Its a stripped-down version of the internet on a mobile phone, pager or PDA.
  • sound: Not wanting to jumble their new stripped-down sound, Reno Divorce have opted to remain a 3-piece for the foreseeable future.
  • approach: Back then, Lars von Trier's stripped-down approach seemed like a radical new way of making movies.
  • style: Big Themes/Standout Tracks These are all worshipful songs, but performed in an indie, contemporary, stripped-down rock style.
  • production: The stripped-down production was closer to the sound of demo recordings, as opposed to a polished pop album.
  • computer: The program would use $ 50 million to help poor families purchase stripped-down computers and Internet access at low prices.

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