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insular

/ˈɪn.sjə.lər/

الترجمة: يصف شخصًا أو جماعة معزولين أو محدودي الأفق أو غير مهتمين بأفكار الآخرين وتجاربهم.

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adjective

/ˈɪn.sjə.lər/C1formal
  • arيصف شخصًا أو جماعة معزولين أو محدودي الأفق أو غير مهتمين بأفكار الآخرين وتجاربهم.

Describes a person or group that is isolated, narrow-minded, or uninterested in the ideas and experiences of others.

  1. Relating to an islandB2formal

    Relating to, characteristic of, or situated on an island.

    arجزري

    • The insular climate of the island is mild and humid.
    • They studied the insular culture of the remote community.
    • The insular geography made travel difficult.

    المرادفاتisland

    الأضدادcontinentalmainland

  2. Isolated or detachedB2formal

    Suggestive of the isolated life of an island; detached from the outside world.

    arمنغلق على نفسه

    • The insular community rarely interacted with outsiders.
    • His insular lifestyle kept him unaware of global events.
    • The village had an insular feel, cut off by mountains.

    المرادفاتcloistereddetachedisolatedsecludedsequesteredshelteredwithdrawn

    الأضدادcosmopolitanopen-mindedsophisticatedworldly

  3. Narrow-mindedC1formal

    Narrowly restricted in outlook or scope; not open to new ideas.

    arضيّق الأفق

    • Her insular views prevented her from understanding other cultures.
    • The committee's insular thinking stifled innovation.
    • He was criticized for his insular attitude toward change.

    المرادفاتbigotedclosed-mindedhideboundilliberallimitednarrow-mindedparochialprejudicedprovincialsmall-minded

    الأضدادbroad-mindedcosmopolitanliberalopen-mindedtolerantworldly

الصيغ
  • more insular comparative form
  • most insular superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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