downscaled
/ˈdaʊnˌskeɪld/
adjective
- Reduced in size, cost, or quality; made less expensive or less luxurious.
- The downscaled version of the software still includes all the essential features.
- They moved into a downscaled apartment after selling the family home.
- Her downscaled wedding plans were more intimate and personal than the original idea.
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verb
- Past tense and past participle of downscale: reduced in size, cost, or quality.
- He downscaled his vacation plans to save money for college.
- The festival was downscaled to a one-day event due to budget cuts.
- The company downscaled its operations after the economic downturn.