narrowness (Meaning)
narrowness (n)
the property of being narrow; having little width
an inclination to criticize opposing opinions or shocking behavior
a restriction of range or scope
a small margin
narrowness (n.)
The condition or quality of being narrow.
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narrowness Sentence Examples
- The narrowness of the path forced us to proceed single file.
- The tunnel's narrowness caused claustrophobia among the passengers.
- Due to the narrowness of the passageway, the hikers had to squeeze through.
- The narrowness of the canyon walls made it impossible to cross.
- The narrowness of the mind limits one's perspectives.
- The narrowness of the focus group prevented them from considering a wider range of opinions.
- The narrowness of the margin of victory left the outcome in doubt.
- The narrowness of the blade made it precise for intricate cuts.
- The narrowness of the budget constrained our spending options.
- The narrowness of the street caused traffic congestion during peak hours.
FAQs About the word narrowness
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The narrowness of the path forced us to proceed single file.
The tunnel's narrowness caused claustrophobia among the passengers.
Due to the narrowness of the passageway, the hikers had to squeeze through.
The narrowness of the canyon walls made it impossible to cross.
