defeature (Meaning)

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defeature (n.)

Overthrow; defeat.

Disfigurement; deformity.

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The software update will defeature some of the advanced functionalities to improve user experience.
Engineers decided to defeature the prototype to reduce manufacturing costs.
The latest version of the application will defeature certain options to streamline the interface.
To meet regulatory requirements, the company had to defeature certain components of their product.
The decision to defeature the design was met with mixed reactions from stakeholders.
Defeaturing the model allowed for faster processing times in the simulation software.
The decision to defeature the aircraft was made to optimize its performance in specific conditions.
Customer feedback prompted the development team to defeature the app's more complex features.
Defeaturing the equipment eliminated unnecessary complexities in its operation.
Engineers had to carefully consider which features to defeature without compromising the product's overall functionality.

Overthrow; defeat., Disfigurement; deformity.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The software update will defeature some of the advanced functionalities to improve user experience.

Engineers decided to defeature the prototype to reduce manufacturing costs.

The latest version of the application will defeature certain options to streamline the interface.

To meet regulatory requirements, the company had to defeature certain components of their product.