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View definitions for narrowly

narrowly

adverb as in just, closely

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In 2022, Taylor narrowly beat Serrano on points to edge an all-time classic at lightweight.

From BBC

And the court understood history and tradition narrowly—especially when compared with other conservative state judges in places like North Dakota and Utah.

From Slate

But would Republicans, who just saw their leader sweep every battleground state and narrowly win the popular vote, be willing to derail a second Trump presidency — and invite his rage — by actually denying him one of his most important cabinet picks?

From Salon

The Chiefs narrowly avoided a home loss to Denver and can’t be overjoyed about their play.

"We lost narrowly to Ireland and France in back-to-back matches in 2022 and a year later were world champions so we know we shouldn't read anything into the last two results."

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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