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Meaning & Definition of Narrowly in English

English

Narrowly

In a limited or restricted manner.


Pronunciation:

/ˈnɛr.oʊ.li/

Part of Speech:

adverb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: In a way that is limited in extent, range, or scope.

    Example Sentence: She narrowly missed the opportunity to present her project.

  • Definition: With careful consideration and scrutiny.

    Example Sentence: The committee narrowly examined each proposal.

  • Definition: In a way that is close to a particular limit or boundary.

    Example Sentence: He narrowly escaped injury in the accident.

  • Definition: To a small degree or extent.

    Example Sentence: The decision was made narrowly, with just one vote of difference.

  • Definition: With a focus on small details or specific aspects.

    Example Sentence: They narrowly focused on the financial aspects of the merger.

Etymology

Origin: From narrow + -ly, indicating manner.

Synonyms

slightlynarrowrestrictedlimitedconstricted

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • narrowly defined: Clearly limited in scope or meaning.
  • narrowly avoid: To escape something undesirable by a small margin.
  • narrowly focused: Concentrated on a specific detail or aspect.

Translations

  • Spanish: estrechamente
  • French: étroitement
  • German: eng
  • Russian: узко

Related Words

  • narrow: Having a small width.
  • narrow-minded: Having a limited perspective or viewpoint.
  • narrowness: The quality of being narrow.

Slang Meanings of narrowly

  • Meaning: Barely or slightly.

    Example Sentence: That test was narrowly easy.

  • Meaning: In a close manner.

    Example Sentence: She was narrowly on time for the meeting.