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

To begin with, the pair's practice focused on sleek, stripped-down buildings with little or no ornament, in which a structure's function was meant to dictate its form.

From BBC

His stripped-down, jagged style, absent marquee names and focused on such issues as terrorism and community, brings intelligent urgency to the unfathomable.

From Los Angeles Times

But there's every chance the US version will run on a "stripped-down" version of the app's software, said computing expert Kokil Jaidka.

From BBC

Although the Prime program doesn’t involve password sharing — rather, the invitee has a stripped-down version of a Prime account — it does spread the perk across households.

From Los Angeles Times

These flashpoints — rainbow rockers, Impossible Sausage, now a stripped-down logo — reveal the delicate calculus of change for a brand whose cultural identity is intertwined with a conservative vision of Americana.

From Salon

Related Words

• austere 
• pure 
• simple 
• stark 
• unvarnished