parochial (Meaning)

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parochial (a)

relating to or supported by or located in a parish

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parochial (s)

narrowly restricted in outlook or scope

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parochial (a.)

Of or pertaining to a parish; restricted to a parish; as, parochial duties.

parochial Sentence Examples

  1. The small town had a parochial outlook, with residents mainly focused on local affairs.
  2. The parochial school emphasized the tenets of a particular religious faith.
  3. The politician's parochial policies alienated voters outside his own district.
  4. The parochial museum showcased artifacts illustrating the history of the local community.
  5. The parochial mindset limited people's understanding of the wider world.
  6. The parochial newspaper only covered news and events within a narrow radius of the town.
  7. The town council's parochial decisions hindered the development of neighboring communities.
  8. The parochial nature of the debate prevented a comprehensive solution to the problem.
  9. The parochial interests of one group often clashed with the broader interests of society.
  10. Despite its parochial origins, the company eventually expanded its operations to become a global enterprise.

FAQs About the word parochial

relating to or supported by or located in a parish, narrowly restricted in outlook or scopeOf or pertaining to a parish; restricted to a parish; as, parochial d

provincial, little, sectarian, insular,small, petty, narrow, Lilliputian, wrongheaded, stubborn

receptive, tolerant, tolerant, cosmopolitan, cosmopolitan,liberal, catholic, receptive, catholic, open

The small town had a parochial outlook, with residents mainly focused on local affairs.

The parochial school emphasized the tenets of a particular religious faith.

The politician's parochial policies alienated voters outside his own district.

The parochial museum showcased artifacts illustrating the history of the local community.