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British pronunciation/nˈæɹə‍ʊ/
American pronunciation/ˈnæɹoʊ/, /ˈnɛɹoʊ/

Definition & Meaning of "narrow"

narrow
01

having a limited distance between opposite sides

narrow definition and meaning
1.1

(of fabrics) limited in width, typically used for specific applications like trims, ribbons, or bands

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The designer chose a narrow textile to create delicate trims and borders for the garments.
The tailor used a narrow strip of cloth to create the detailed edging on the dress.
She preferred the narrow lace for the project, as it added a delicate touch to the curtains.
The fabric store offered a variety of narrow textiles, suited for small-scale crafts and accessories.
The craft store stocked a variety of narrow textiles perfect for detailed quilting projects.
02

(of beliefs, views, etc.) limited and not open to different ideas or perspectives

narrow definition and meaning
04

characterized by a very specific and restricted range, focus, or interpretation, often excluding broader perspectives or additional information

05

extremely detailed and precise, paying close attention to even the smallest elements

06

having a small difference or close proximity in various context

07

(of speech sounds) produced with the muscles in a relatively tense state

08

(of an animal's diet, feed, etc.) having a higher proportion of protein compared to carbohydrates

to narrow
01

to make something more limited or restricted in width

to narrow definition and meaning
1.1

to become less wide in extent or size

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Example
examples
The designer chose a narrow textile to create delicate trims and borders for the garments.
The tailor used a narrow strip of cloth to create the detailed edging on the dress.
She preferred the narrow lace for the project, as it added a delicate touch to the curtains.
The fabric store offered a variety of narrow textiles, suited for small-scale crafts and accessories.
The craft store stocked a variety of narrow textiles perfect for detailed quilting projects.
02

to partially close one's eyes to focus on something or to convey emotions such as anger or suspicion

03

to restrict or make more limited in scope

3.1

to become more limited in scale, degree, or range

Narrow
01

a confined or restricted passage, such as a channel or gap

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The river flowed through a narrow gorge, with steep cliffs on either side.
Her office was located in a narrow alley between two buildings.
The narrow bridge could only accommodate one car at a time, causing traffic delays.
The narrow hallway was lined with paintings, giving it a claustrophobic feel.
He squeezed through the narrow gap in the fence to access the abandoned property.
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