Synonyms for scaled
scaled

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1. scaly, scaley, scaledadjective

   having the body covered or partially covered with thin horny plates, as some fish and reptiles

   Synonyms:
   scabrous, scaly, lepidote, scurfy, scaley, leprose

   Antonyms:
   unarmored, unarmoured

2. scaledadjective

   (used of armor) having overlapping metal plates attached to a leather backing

   Synonyms:
   scaley, scaly

   Antonyms:
   unarmoured, unarmored

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1. • Zoology

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1. List of paraphrases for "scaled":

   scalar, escalated, modulated

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1. Ben Perkins:

   As speeds improve, this kind of real-time product design, development and manufacture is going to be increasingly scaled, don't look at your customer base today but look at them tomorrow and think about how you need to embed these approaches and technologies ... in your organisation now.

2. Bob Rohrlack:

   We have a scaled-down super bowl coming to Tampa Bay. That’s a whole lot better than no Super Bowl at all, so, the benefits of this scaled-down Super Bowl are still tremendous.

3. Bill Gates:

   The numbers today in terms of Americans who give to Heifer or things like that is actually quite small, so we'd like to see that scaled up.

4. Mark Herring:

   Although the new order appears to be significantly scaled back, it still sends a horrible message to the world, to Muslim-Americans, and to minority communities across the country, without any demonstrable benefit to national security.

5. Laurie Laybourn-Langton:

   No country on Earth is doing what is required to make sure we get toward an economic system capable of confronting the twin challenges of ecological collapse and climate change, there are, though, a number of ideas and small-scale projects being done that arguably – if scaled up – could deal with the problem.