Scaled and Took

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Scaled adjective - Composed of or covered with scales.

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Took and scaled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a noun "Scaled".

Nearby Words: scale, scaling, scaly, scalable

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Scaled and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Scaled" instead a noun "Took".

General Electric designers then took the rotating barrel cannon designs and scaled them down to serve as crew-serviced weapons.

Source: Cool Guns / Machine Guns
Period artillery had a special type of ammunition for close-quarters firing called canister shot, which took the basic idea of buckshot and scaled it up to cannon size.

Source: Useful Notes / The American Civil War
The proto-strips of Roommates took place in an unnamed Inn Between Worlds and also it's 'verse could be seen as this scaled up to town (if not planet) size, where every fiction in existence has a back door to.

Source: Inn Between the Worlds

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