Streamlined

Pronunciation: /striːm.laɪnd/

Definitions of streamlined

adjective describing something that has been made more efficient or simplified

Example Sentences

A1 The new software update made the process more streamlined.

A2 The company implemented a streamlined workflow to increase efficiency.

B1 The streamlined design of the new car allows for better fuel efficiency.

B2 The streamlined communication between departments improved overall productivity.

C1 The CEO's streamlined approach to decision-making has led to significant cost savings.

C2 The company's streamlined operations have positioned them as a leader in the industry.

Examples of streamlined in a Sentence

formal The company implemented a new software system to create a more streamlined process for managing inventory.

informal I love how the new website design is so streamlined and easy to navigate.

slang The new car model has a really sleek and streamlined look to it.

figurative Her thoughts were like a streamlined river, flowing effortlessly towards a clear goal.

Grammatical Forms of streamlined

• past tense: streamlined
• plural: streamlines
• comparative: more streamlined
• superlative: most streamlined
• present tense: streamline
• future tense: will streamline
• perfect tense: have streamlined
• continuous tense: is streamlining
• singular: streamlined
• positive degree: streamlined
• infinitive: to streamline
• gerund: streamlining
• participle: streamlined

Origin and Evolution of streamlined

First Known Use: 1930 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'streamlined' originated from the field of aerodynamics to describe objects designed to reduce drag and move efficiently through air or water.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of engineering and design, 'streamlined' has evolved to describe anything that is sleek, efficient, or modern in appearance or function.