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boiled-down

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adj.1.expressing the essence; condensed; summarized.


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Britain wants to resume exports of beef fat and gelatin made from boiled-down cattle carcasses.
Yet Golding's occasional impulse toward extravagance is usually tempered by a more characteristic tendency toward concision, as in his two-page, boiled-down history of still life in an essay on Picasso and Juan Gris, which is a model of its kind.
New Screen is presenting films that are not boiled-down to appeal to the widest viewing audience possible.
 
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