Meaning of narrowed in English
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Classifying Adjective
narrowedDefinitions
1. reduced in size as by squeezing togetherExamples
- « his narrowed eyes »
Synonyms
- 2. made narrow
Examples
- « limited in breadth »
- « narrowed arteries impair blood circulation »
- « a narrowed view of the world »
Synonyms
- 3. having the opening reduced squeezed
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