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- adj. superlative form of narrow: most narrow.
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“Millay's house aka the narrowest house in NYC aka I'd love to live there”
“But in Ireland, which was Catholic and Nonconformist, landed property signified Episcopalian landed property, that is, the narrowest form of ascendancy.”
“I confess that it is necessary to keep within certain limits, and that the narrowest are the best; also it must be allowed me that to be too scrupulous would spoil all.”
“The measuring point was defined as the narrowest part of the symphyseal joint gap in the upper half of the symphysis.”
“Did you ever notice that, historically, the widest benevolence to men goes along with what some people call the 'narrowest' theology?”
“The margin of freedom between the individual and society was at its narrowest in the age of Roosevelt.”
“Workers will double the channel's width at its narrowest points, which will increase tidal circulation into the lake and, officials say, improve the water quality for the bass, anchovies, smelt, bat rays and other aquatic life that call Lake Merritt home.”
The Wall Street Journal: After Long Wait, Lake Merritt Restoration Takes Shape
“Today, the channel is just 50 feet wide at its narrowest point.”
The Wall Street Journal: After Long Wait, Lake Merritt Restoration Takes Shape
“Standing in front of the Kaiser auditorium on a recent morning, project manager Joel Peter said the narrowest points will be doubled in width, and that workers will also dig a new tidal marsh near the auditorium to help filter the lake water.”
The Wall Street Journal: After Long Wait, Lake Merritt Restoration Takes Shape
“She lacks credibility personally and politically and is easy to perceive as a detriment to her party and/or all but the narrowest of political or public causes.”
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