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Meaning of parochialize
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parochialize (v. t.)
To render parochial; to form into parishes.
parochialize Sentence Examples
- The rural community's isolation and lack of access to diverse perspectives parochialized its outlook.
- The overly religious group's doctrine parochialized their understanding of the world.
- The local news outlet's constant focus on sensationalistic stories parochialized the readers' perception of reality.
- The small-town mentality parochialized the residents' view of what was acceptable behavior.
- The politician's lack of experience outside his district parochialized his understanding of national issues.
- The parochialized school curriculum excluded important perspectives and limited students' intellectual growth.
- The media's parochialized coverage only presented a narrow view of events, potentially distorting public perception.
- The neighborhood's strong sense of localism parochialized its residents, making them resistant to outside influences.
- The conservative organization's parochialized beliefs prevented them from engaging in meaningful dialogue with others.
- The researcher's parochialized approach to the study resulted in a limited understanding of the broader phenomenon.
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To render parochial; to form into parishes.
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The rural community's isolation and lack of access to diverse perspectives parochialized its outlook.
The overly religious group's doctrine parochialized their understanding of the world.
The local news outlet's constant focus on sensationalistic stories parochialized the readers' perception of reality.
The small-town mentality parochialized the residents' view of what was acceptable behavior.
