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downsize

downsize
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb
past: downsizedpp: downsizeding: downsizing

Meanings

Transitive Verbdownsize
[~ something]

To reduce the number of employees in a company to cut costs and improve efficiency.

Intransitive Verbdownsize

To move from a larger home to a smaller, more manageable one, often to reduce expenses or maintenance.

Many retirees choose to downsize once their children have moved out of the house.

Transitive Verbdownsize
[~ something]

To make a physical object or a system smaller in scale or capacity.

Examples

The company decided to downsize its workforce by ten percent to avoid bankruptcy.

Business

I think it is time for us to downsize and move into a smaller condo.

I think it is time for us to downsize and move into a smaller condo.

We need to downsize the server architecture to reduce monthly cloud costs.

Business

They had to downsize the department after the merger.

Business

Maybe we should downsize our living space now that the kids have left for college.

The manufacturer is trying to downsize the battery for the new model.

The manufacturer is trying to downsize the battery for the new model.

I cannot believe they are downsizing the entire marketing team.

Business

It is much easier to maintain a small apartment once you downsize.

It is much easier to maintain a small apartment once you downsize.

The firm will downsize its operations in Europe next year.

The firm will downsize its operations in Europe next year.

Business

Phrasal Verbs

downsize further

to reduce the size or workforce even more than previously done

The board decided to downsize further after the quarterly losses exceeded expectations.

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