Pronunciation: /ˈnɛroʊˈmaɪndɪd/
noun a person who is narrow-minded
A1 She is a narrow-minded person who refuses to consider other opinions.
A2 The narrow-mindedness of the group prevented them from seeing the bigger picture.
B1 His narrow-minded attitude towards different cultures is limiting his ability to connect with others.
B2 The CEO's narrow-mindedness led to the company missing out on valuable opportunities for growth.
C1 The politician's narrow-minded policies alienated a large portion of the population.
C2 The artist's narrow-mindedness in only focusing on one style limited their artistic growth.
adjective describes someone who is unwilling to consider different ideas or opinions
A1 Some people are narrow-minded and unwilling to consider other perspectives.
A2 She was labeled as narrow-minded because she refused to listen to any ideas that differed from her own.
B1 Being narrow-minded can limit your ability to grow and learn from new experiences.
B2 The professor's narrow-minded approach to teaching only his own theories hindered the students' understanding of the subject.
C1 His narrow-minded views on politics made it difficult for him to engage in meaningful discussions with others.
C2 The CEO's narrow-minded decisions ultimately led to the downfall of the company.
formal The professor was disappointed by the narrow-minded views expressed by some of the students in the class.
informal I can't believe how narrow-minded some people can be about different cultures.
slang Don't be so narrow-minded, try to see things from a different perspective.
figurative Her narrow-minded approach to problem-solving limited her ability to think creatively.
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