scaling
/ˈskeɪlɪŋ/
noun
- The process of climbing up something steep or high.
- The firefighter's scaling of the building was captured on video.
- The scaling of the mountain took the team three days.
- Rock scaling requires both strength and careful planning.
- The process of increasing or decreasing something in size, amount, or capacity, often in business or technology.
- The software team worked on scaling the app to handle millions of users.
- The company is focused on scaling its operations to meet global demand.
- Scaling a small business requires smart investment and good timing.
- The removal of scale (hard mineral deposits) from a surface, such as teeth or pipes.
- Regular scaling of the kettle prevents mineral buildup.
- The dentist recommended a deep scaling to remove plaque.
- Scaling the boiler pipes improved the heating system's efficiency.
Antonyms
adjective
- Used for climbing or measuring by scale.
- A scaling rope is essential for advanced climbing routes.
- They brought a scaling ladder to reach the high window.
- The scaling tool helped the technician measure the tiny parts.