Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsjʊˌlærəti/
noun the quality or condition of being insular
A1 The small island's insularity made it difficult for outsiders to visit.
A2 The insularity of the community led to a lack of exposure to different cultures.
B1 The insularity of the company's management hindered communication with employees.
B2 The country's insularity resulted in limited trade opportunities with other nations.
C1 The insularity of the political party caused divisions within the government.
C2 The insularity of the organization prevented it from adapting to changing market trends.
formal The insularity of the small island community made it difficult for outsiders to integrate.
informal Living on a remote island can lead to a sense of insularity.
slang Some people in this town have a real insularity about them, like they think they're better than everyone else.
figurative His insularity prevented him from seeing the bigger picture and understanding different perspectives.
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