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narrowed
adjective as in narrow
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Example Sentences
The landfill itself holds over 1.4 m tonnes of waste, but Mr Howells said he had narrowed the hard drive’s location to an area consisting of 100,000 tonnes.
Russell’s sure boot narrowed the gap, but the Boks struck again almost immediately.
Trump also narrowed the door to international students during his first term, increasing visa denials and slowing processing of requests.
In Gaza, where the Israeli military has been battling Palestinian group Hamas, desperation has narrowed the focus of some residents to that single goal.
In Gaza, where the Israeli military has been battling Palestinian group Hamas, desperation has narrowed the focus of some residents.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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