1. to reduce in size, scope, or scale; to make smaller or less extensive
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘downscale’

Examples

• The company downscales its operations during economic downturns.
• She downscales the recipe to serve four people instead of eight.
• The architect downscales the building design to fit the smaller lot.
• The manufacturer downscales production when demand decreases.
• He downscales his travel plans due to budget constraints.
• The software automatically downscales images for web display.