Narrow
Definition of narrow:
part of speech: noun
Narrowness.
part of speech: adverb
part of speech: verb
To make narrow: to contract or confine.
part of speech: adjective
Of little breadth or width; limited; straitened; as, narrow circumstances; lacking broadness of view; close; near.
part of speech: noun
( oftener used in the pl.) A narrow passage, channel, or strait.
part of speech: adjective
Having little breadth or extent; illiberal; close.
part of speech: verb
To lessen the breadth or extent of; contract; restrict.
part of speech: verb
To become narrow.
part of speech: adjective
Of little breadth or extent: limited: contracted in mind: bigoted: not liberal: selfish: within a small distance: close: accurate: careful.
part of speech: noun
part of speech: verb
To make narrow.
part of speech: verb
Usage examples for narrow:
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As to the other question, can you get beyond the narrow point of view?
"Masters of the Wheat-Lands", Harold Bindloss. -
We had to go very slowly up a narrow rough road.
"Beautiful Joe", Marshall Saunders. -
The desk is long and narrow having but one little opening into which a hand could be reached to pull out the books.
"John and Betty's History Visit", Margaret Williamson.