optimise

[ˈɒptɪmʌɪz]

optimise Definition

• 1. to make something as good as possible
• 2. to improve the efficiency or effectiveness of something

Using optimise: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "optimise" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  We need to optimise our production process to reduce costs.

• Example

  The software is designed to optimise website performance.

• Example

  He is constantly trying to optimise his training routine.

• Example

  The goal is to optimise the use of available resources.

optimise Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for optimise

• improve
• enhance
• perfect
• refine
• fine-tune

Antonyms for optimise

• worsen
• impair
• reduce

Phrases with optimise

• optimise for

  to tailor something to a specific purpose or audience

  Example

  The website was optimised for mobile devices.

• optimise on

  to take advantage of a particular situation or resource

  Example

  We need to optimise on our strengths to succeed in the market.

• optimise around

  to find a solution or workaround for a problem or limitation

  Example

  We need to optimise around the lack of funding by seeking alternative sources of support.

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Summary: optimise in Brief

The verb 'optimise' [ˈɒptɪmʌɪz] means to make something as good as possible, often by improving its efficiency or effectiveness. It can be used in various contexts, such as production processes, software, training routines, and resource management. 'Optimise' can also be used in phrases like 'optimise for' to tailor something to a specific purpose or audience, 'optimise on' to take advantage of a particular situation or resource, and 'optimise around' to find a solution or workaround for a problem or limitation.