downscale
1down·scale
verb \ˈdau̇n-ˌskāl\down·scaleddown·scal·ing
Definition of DOWNSCALE
transitive verb
: to cut back in size or scope <the recession forced us to downscale vacation plans>
Examples of DOWNSCALE
- The festival will have to be downscaled this year.
- <the poor economy forced the plant to downscale production>
First Known Use of DOWNSCALE
1945
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Rhymes with DOWNSCALE
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