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View definitions for narrow

narrow

adjective as in intolerant, small-minded

adjective as in cheap, stingy

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verb as in reduce, simplify

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Prendergast, 21, will make his full debut after replacing Jack Crowley for the final 20 minutes of last week's narrow win over Argentina.

From BBC

The narrow loss to Buffalo probably takes some of the pressure off the previously unbeaten Chiefs.

Overing explained that there is a narrow set of circumstances in which teachers can express political opinions.

As Wednesday’s meeting went on, council members introduced several amendments that, if adopted, would narrow the scope of the proposal and slow down its implementation.

While there's a lot of anticipation around what the impact of tariffs will be, some experts think the actual implementation of tariffs will be narrower than the broad-based ones Trump suggested on the campaign trail.

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

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