stripped-down

[stript-doun]

adjective

1. having only essential features; lacking any special appointments or accessories.

stripped-down

adjective

1. reduced to the bare essentials; spare

Example Sentences

But in many ways, it’s something better, offering proof positive that Springsteen’s stripped-down version of “Nebraska” was the right artistic choice.

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But perhaps a bigger factor was the release of Deep Seek’s stripped-down AI model in January, which raised the prospect of an AI future with far less power demand than investors had thought.

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Earlier this month, the company began selling stripped-down, cheaper Model Y and Model 3 vehicles, which could help boost sales after federal tax credits for electric-vehicle buyers expired in September.

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Anyone opening this set will want to start with the “Electric Nebraska” disc, which features a stripped-down incarnation of the E Street Band running through some of the album’s material in 1982.

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Writers are working on scripts for a live-action television series and executives have discussed spinoff films for certain characters or a stripped-down, lower budget movie.

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Related Words

• austere 
• pure 
• simple 
• stark 
• unvarnished