narrow-mindedly
narrow-mindedly adverb: in a narrow-minded manner.
Adverb
narrow-mindedly (comparative more narrow-mindedly, superlative most narrow-mindedly)
- In a narrow-minded manner.
- 'Funny,' I said, 'that she should be quite so narrow-mindedly English when you think that she spent five years in India.'2011, Nancy Mitford, The Penguin Complete Novels of Nancy Mitford, →ISBN
Forms of narrow-mindedly
| comparative | more narrow-mindedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most narrow-mindedly |
Origin of narrow-mindedly
From narrow-minded + -ly.
Questions about narrow-mindedly
- What does narrow-mindedly mean?
- Narrow-mindedly means in a narrow-minded manner.
- What part of speech is narrow-mindedly?
- Narrow-mindedly is an adverb.
Words near narrow-mindedly in the dictionary
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