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View definitions for narrow

narrow

adjective as in intolerant, small-minded

adjective as in cheap, stingy

Strongest match

Strong matches

verb as in reduce, simplify

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Example Sentences

It was Trump, however, who had set the U.S. departure from Afghanistan in motion, setting a timetable that left his successor in office with a narrow range of options.

All this deep slicing-and-dicing was a core feature of Ramaswamy’s campaign for the GOP presidential nomination, in which he promised to abolish the Department of Education and the FBI, gut the Food and Drug Administration, and narrow the Federal Reserve’s mandate.

From Slate

Borthwick's side have lost five of their past six matches, including narrow defeats by New Zealand and Australia this autumn.

From BBC

England have lost their past four matches, including narrow defeats in their opening two autumn Tests against New Zealand and Australia.

From BBC

"England come off two narrow defeats, but the quality of their performances was good in both matches, so we know the size of the challenge," he added.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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