stripped-down
stripped-down — adjective
1. made simpler by removing anything that is not necessary, so that only the most i
made simpler by removing anything that is not necessary, so that only the most important parts remain
The stripped-down interface made the app easy for Mayumi's grandmother to use.
collocation: stripped-down interface
Arjun preferred the stripped-down version of the report, with only the key numbers.
The band played a stripped-down set with just two guitars and a single drum.
Wei bought a stripped-down phone that could only make calls and send texts.
The stripped-down recipe uses just five ingredients and takes twenty minutes.
- streamlined
emphasizes making a process or system more efficient
- bare-bones
more informal; suggests the absolute minimum needed to function
- no-frills
emphasizes lack of luxury or decorative extras, often in commercial contexts
- simplified
broader term; can apply to ideas and explanations too
- fully-featured
has all possible functions and extras
- elaborate
complex and detailed, the opposite of simple
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Typically placed before a noun. More common than 'stripped down' (without hyphen) when used as an adjective.