Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The quality of being narrow-minded.
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- noun the state of being
narrow-minded
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun an inclination to criticize opposing opinions or shocking behavior
Etymologies
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Examples
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They are the prisoners of hate "locked behind the bars of prejudice and narrow-mindedness", as Mandela would describe them.
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"Despite what my tired and mangled words may have implied, they were never intended to suggest any sort of narrow-mindedness and should never have been made."
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Despite what my tired and mangled words may have implied, they were never intended to suggest any sort of narrow-mindedness and should never have been made.
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They are the prisoners of hate "locked behind the bars of prejudice and narrow-mindedness", as Mandela would describe them.
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Despite what my tired and mangled words may have implied, they were never intended to suggest any sort of narrow-mindedness and should never have been made.
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Their refusal to give into the narrow-mindedness or ignorance that leads to such thinking was inspiring and much more in keeping with Stegner's reminder that it is our ability to cooperate and create, not our ability to go it alone, that sustains us in Colorado.
Jim Thomas: Denver Leaders See Over Monument Hill: Colorado Experience
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Despite what my tired and mangled words may have implied, they were never intended to suggest any sort of narrow-mindedness and should never have been made.
TV Column: Rick Sanchez and wife apologize for his Jon Stewart rant
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NPR often embodies the very things it claims to stand against: unfairness, narrow-mindedness and reactionary policies.
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Their refusal to give into the narrow-mindedness or ignorance that leads to such thinking was inspiring and much more in keeping with Stegner's reminder that it is our ability to cooperate and create, not our ability to go it alone, that sustains us in Colorado.
Jim Thomas: Denver Leaders See Over Monument Hill: Colorado Experience
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They are the prisoners of hate "locked behind the bars of prejudice and narrow-mindedness", as Mandela would describe them.
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