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

Prime Video’s election program with Williams was a stripped-down, talk-show-style presentation at Amazon’s studio in Los Angeles that did not depend on the flashy graphics and data.

From Los Angeles Times

“Off With His Head” takes things back to a stripped-down, live-show vibe.

From Los Angeles Times

Perhaps Pendleton’s reluctance to look sentimentally at the past isn’t all that surprising; he seems to favor a stripped-down view in both his practice and his surroundings.

From New York Times

Tech websites have noted that one surefire way to avoid Facebook’s AI assistant is to use the social network’s stripped-down mobile site, mbasic.facebook.com.

From Seattle Times

The visuals are stripped-down and the staging unconventional; instead of indulging the giddy melodrama of young love, the emphasis is on brooding atmospherics.

From New York Times

Related Words

• austere
• pure
• simple
• stark
• unvarnished