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(of fabrics) limited in width, typically used for specific applications like trims, ribbons, or bands
(of beliefs, views, etc.) limited and not open to different ideas or perspectives
restricted in range or number of things
characterized by a very specific and restricted range, focus, or interpretation, often excluding broader perspectives or additional information
extremely detailed and precise, paying close attention to even the smallest elements
having a small difference or close proximity in various context
(of speech sounds) produced with the muscles in a relatively tense state
(of an animal's diet, feed, etc.) having a higher proportion of protein compared to carbohydrates
to make something more limited or restricted in width
to become less wide in extent or size
to partially close one's eyes to focus on something or to convey emotions such as anger or suspicion
to restrict or make more limited in scope
a confined or restricted passage, such as a channel or gap
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