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narrowness

/ˈnær.əʊ.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad o estado de ser estrecho, ya sea en sentido físico (poca anchura) o figurado (falta de amplitud de miras, tolerancia o alcance).

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noun

/ˈnær.əʊ.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad o estado de ser estrecho, ya sea en sentido físico (poca anchura) o figurado (falta de amplitud de miras, tolerancia o alcance).

A noun referring to the quality or state of being limited in width, scope, or tolerance, often implying a lack of breadth in physical dimension, perspective, or acceptance.

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  1. Limited widthB1formal

    The quality or state of having a small distance from one side to the other.

    esestrechez (de anchura)

    • The narrowness of the hallway made it difficult for two people to pass.
    • He was surprised by the narrowness of the ancient doorway.
    • The narrowness of the bridge required cars to cross one at a time.

    Sinónimosslendernessslightnesssmallnessthinnesstightness

    Antónimosbreadthwidenesswidth

  2. Intolerance or strictnessB2formal

    A tendency to be critical of opinions or behaviors that differ from one's own.

    esintolerancia o estrechez de miras

    • The narrowness of his views prevented him from understanding other cultures.
    • Her narrowness regarding fashion made her dismiss modern trends.
    • The committee's narrowness led to the rejection of innovative ideas.

    Sinónimosbigotrydogmatismilliberalityintolerancenarrow-mindednessprejudice

    Antónimosbroad-mindednessliberalitypermissivenesstolerance

  3. Limited scopeB2formal

    A restriction in range, variety, or possibilities.

    esEstrechez de miras

    • The narrowness of the curriculum left students with few elective choices.
    • He felt frustrated by the narrowness of his job responsibilities.
    • The narrowness of the investigation missed several key clues.

    Sinónimosconfinementconstrictioninsularitylimitationparochialismprovincialismrestrictiveness

    Antónimosbreadthcomprehensivenessdiversitylatituderangescopesweepvariety

  4. Small marginC1formal

    A very small difference or gap, especially in a competitive context.

    esestrechez

    • The election was decided by the narrowness of a few hundred votes.
    • The narrowness of their victory surprised everyone.
    • The narrowness of the margin showed how evenly matched the teams were.

    Sinónimosclosenessslendernessslimnesstightness

    Antónimosbreadthleewaymargin

Formas
  • narrownesses plural form
  • narrownesses' possessive plural form
  • narrowness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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