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purpose-built

British  

adjective

  1. made to serve a specific purpose

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Amazon said its chips cost less because they are purpose-built for specific tasks and are up to 50% cheaper than comparable offerings from competitors.

From The Wall Street Journal

AI code will be purpose-built, unique to the organization that wrote it, unsupported by any community or organization.

From The Wall Street Journal

The search giant is making its first foray into purpose-built AI agents for retail.

From The Wall Street Journal

The jets are highly capable, purpose-built aircraft that can refuel in flight, defend against missiles and contain specialized communication gear that allows the president to remain connected as though he were in the White House.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sydney Olympic Stadium, an 80,000-seat venue purpose-built for the 2000 Olympics in the city's west, will be the most heavily used.

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