miniaturization
/ˌmɪnɪˌætɜːrɪˈzeɪʃən/ · min·i·a·tu·ri·za·tion
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- The process of making something smaller in size or scale, often in a precise and detailed manner. The artist's use of miniaturization techniques allowed her to create intricate models of famous landmarks.
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- The reduction in size or scale of a system, device, or machine, often resulting in increased efficiency or portability. The company's miniaturization of their computer chips led to the development of smaller and more powerful laptops.
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- The act of making something seem smaller or less significant than it actually is, often through manipulation or distortion. The politician's miniaturization of the economic crisis led to widespread criticism and mistrust.
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Did you know? The term miniaturization has been used in various fields, including art, engineering, and politics, to describe the process of making something smaller or less significant.