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Definition of narrowed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
limitationlimited in scope or perspective
- His narrowed views hindered the discussion.
2.
concentrated focusfocused more closely
- His narrowed gaze indicated intense concentration.
3.
measurementhaving a small margin or degree
- The candidates' support gap had narrowed to a small margin before election day.
Origin of narrowed
Old English, nearu (narrow) + -ed (past tense)
Terms with narrowed included in their meaning
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vision
having the eyes partly closed or narrowed
physical state
narrowed by pressure or tension
cardiology
chest organ disorder from narrowed coronary vessels, often due to fatty buildup
heart care
procedure that opens a narrowed or blocked vessel to restore flow
medical
procedure using a small inflated balloon to open a narrowed blood vessel
vision
looking with narrowed eyes
medical
surgical procedure to open a narrowed mitral valve
acr: peripheral artery disease
narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to limbs
cardiology
incision into a narrowed cardiac valve to relieve obstruction
heart surgery
incision into a narrowed heart valve to relieve blockage
Examples of narrowed in a sentence
The narrowed criteria excluded many potential candidates. Her narrowed eyes scanned the room for any sign of danger. The detective's narrowed focus was on the prime suspect. The narrowed path made walking difficult. His narrowed focus helped him succeed.
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- French:limité, rétréci, ...
- German:eingeschränkt, fokussiert, ...
- Italian:ristretto, focalizzato, ...
- Spanish:estrecho, concentrado, ...
- Portuguese:limitado, estreitado, ...
- Chinese:狭隘的, 专注的, ...
- Japanese:狭い, 狭められた, ...
- Arabic:مَحْدُود, مُضَيَّق, ...
- Hebrew:מְצוּמְצָם, מְמוּקָּד, ...
- Russian:ограниченный, сузившийся, ...
- Ukrainian:звужений, зосереджений, ...
- Hindi:संकीर्ण, केंद्रित, ...
Definition of narrow - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physical sizesmall in width compared to length
- The narrow path led through the forest.
2.
perspectivelacking tolerance or flexibility
- Her narrow views on politics were outdated.
3.
precisioncharacterized by detailed examination
- The narrow analysis revealed hidden details.
4.
rangelimited in extent or scope
- His narrow interests made conversation difficult.
5.
successbarely successful or adequate
- They had a narrow victory in the election.
Verb
1.
tight spacetr. make something less widetr.
- They plan to narrow the road near the bridge.
2.
sizeintr. become less wideintr.
- The path narrows after the bend.
3.
reduce scopetr. limit the range of somethingtr.
- The investigation narrowed its focus to just two suspects.
4.
technologytr. TECH. convert to a smaller data typetr. TECH.
- The function narrows the integer to a byte.
Noun
waterwayUK constricted part of a stream or riverUK
- The narrow was difficult for the boat to pass.
Images of narrow
constricted part of a stream or river
Expressions with narrow
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reduce the number of possibilities or choices
We need to narrow down the list of candidates by next week.
situation where danger is barely avoided
He had a narrow escape from the burning building.
situation where someone almost fails or gets hurt but escapes
It was a narrow squeak, but we made it out safely.
by a very small amount or distance
She won the race by a narrow margin.
possess a limited perspective or understanding
She tends to have a narrow mind about new cultures.
reduce the number of options or choices
We need to narrow the field to three candidates.
proper and moral way of living
She chose to walk the straight and narrow after her mistakes.
focus attention on a specific target or detail
The detective narrowed in on the suspect's alibi.
restrict the variety of options
She had to narrow her palette when choosing a college.
small or tight area
The cat squeezed through the narrow space between the fence and the wall.
having a small or restricted opening
The narrow-mouthed bottle was difficult to fill.
close call in a decision or outcome
He passed the exam by a narrow margin.
win by small margin
The team secured a narrow victory with a last-minute goal.
restricted or confined outlook
The committee's narrow view prevented them from seeing the bigger picture.
with only a small number more in favor than against
The bill passed by a narrow majority.
focus on a smaller area or subject
The discussion narrowed the scope to environmental issues.
having a much thinner waist than other parts
The model is known for her narrow-waisted figure.
having restricted views, not open to new ideas
She is too narrow-minded to try new foods.
in a way that shows intolerance or limited perspective
He responded narrow-mindedly to new ideas.
having a very limited scope or range
The study focused on an ultra-narrow aspect of the problem.
having a relatively narrow body or form
The narrow-bodied aircraft is ideal for short flights.
narrow body of water between lands
The narrow seas were difficult to navigate.
lack of openness to different ideas
Her narrow-mindedness prevented her from accepting new ideas.
overly focused on one aspect or detail
His narrow-sighted analysis missed key factors.
Origin of narrow
Old English, nearu (constricted)
Examples of narrow in a sentence
The narrow bridge was hard to cross. His narrow interpretation of the rules caused issues. A narrow mindset can hinder personal growth. Her narrow focus on the topic impressed the committee. The narrow review highlighted several key issues. The course offers a narrow view of history.
Her research has a narrow focus. Their narrow escape from the avalanche was miraculous. The team secured a narrow win in the finals. The tailor will narrow the sleeves tomorrow. Workers narrowed the lane near the bridge. The river narrows near the bridge. As the hallway narrows, walk single file. We need to narrow the list of candidates. The company plans to narrow its product line next year. The software can narrow the data type automatically. You need to narrow the variable for optimization. The narrow was a popular spot for fishing. Kayakers enjoyed navigating through the narrow.
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- French:étroit, rétrécir, ...
- German:schmal, verengen, ...
- Italian:stretto, restringere, ...
- Spanish:estrecho, estrechar, ...
- Portuguese:estreito, estreitar, ...
- Chinese:狭窄的, 缩窄, ...
- Japanese:狭い, 狭める, ...
- Arabic:ضَيِّق, ضَيَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:צַר, לְצַמְצֵם, ...
- Russian:узкий, сужать, ...
- Ukrainian:вузький, звужувати, ...
- Hindi:संकरा, संकरा करना, ...
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