ADJECTIVE
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having only essential or minimal features
a stripped new car
a stripped-down budget
How To Use stripped-down In A Sentence
- Millions of consumer electronics devices - mobile phones, PDAs, PVRs, and DVD platers - are already running on stripped-down embedded versions of Linux.
- The stripped-down band of guitars, bass and percussion creates a beautiful simplicity in direct contrast to what is perceived as Latin music today.
- Like her copatriot counterparts Jose Gonzalez and Jens Lekman, Frida Hyvönen is a loner; a stripped-down ivory tickler, who maybe falls somewhere between our own Fiona Apple and Tori Amos. Dallas Observer | Complete Issue
- No other artist has swung so fluently from hard rock and stripped-down funk to ballads and dance raunch. Times, Sunday Times
- The G10 is a stripped-down version of the G2, which doesn't include the AVCHD Lite settings, swiveling LCD, or very high dot-count in the electronic viewfinder. Panasonic broadens Micro Four-thirds camera line
- We were tired, we couldn't make what we were doing work any more and we couldn't do the new, stripped-down style of music.
- There's nothing flowery about the words, but no stripped-down drama either.
- There are cheaper, stripped-down alternatives with real-time information out there.
- These first two tracks establish the pattern for the rest of the album; a beautifully stripped-down ballad here, a scathing stoner-rock epic there.
- The Ho Wong offers a stripped-down, credibly manageable menu: food with a palpable freshness to it, featuring a lot of lovely fresh fish and shellfish.