narrowed
- adjective
- /ˈnɛroʊd/
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estrechado
- The path gradually narrowed, making it difficult for two people to walk side by side.
And so to do this, you get narrower to be more unique.
- And so to do this, you get narrower to be more unique.
- If you can, for example, go from narrow to wide.
- Clouded by vision narrowed to a crust of bread.
- Specializations are getting narrower and narrower too, right, Just as knowledge expands.
- As the sun gets narrower and narrower it, it will cast a shadow of the way.
- You know, as you turn the crank again, that data can help us identify even narrower segments, right?
- So what you could really address, what you could talk about, it was sort of getting narrower even then.
- And then something happens and the gap between the drug use becomes narrower and narrower and narrower before they're using every single day.
Examples
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The cone has gotten narrower and narrower.
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But it's a much narrower, you know, set of things that they have control over.
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It's really narrowed scope of attention.
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The bigger Omega gets the narrower the distribution.
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Specializations are getting narrower and narrower too, right, Just as knowledge expands.
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That's good to make your hips appear narrower optically than the hem level.
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But also, as Matt made sure I'm included here, I'm being funneled down into a narrower and narrower channel through space-time.
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After the renovation, the hallway felt much narrower than it did before.
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She had a narrowed focus on her studies, eliminating distractions to achieve her goals.
Synonyms
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3.9
Smaller or weaker than before
Made narrower or tighter by pressure
Something that becomes smaller and tighter when parts pull together
Antonyms
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2.5
To make something have more space from one side to the other so it fits or moves more easily
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Morphology
Etymology
The word narrowed comes from the old English word narrow, which meant 'tight' or 'close'. So when something is narrowed it is made smaller or more limited, like a road 'squeezed' between walls or a list of choices made shorter.