slightly narrow

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to describe a small reduction in a gap, range, or when eyes narrow

narrowADVERB + narrow (verb)

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slightly

Examples (10)

  • The trade deficit with China narrowed slightly.
  • Her eyes narrowed slightly as she studied the woman.
  • The rear part of the casing is slightly narrower than the front.
  • The path began to narrow slightly as they approached the dense forest.
  • He felt his chances of winning narrow slightly after the last round of votes.
  • The river will narrow slightly at that bend, so be careful.
  • The gap between their opinions narrowed slightly after a long discussion.
  • The budget cuts will narrow slightly the scope of the project.
  • She squinted, her gaze causing her eyes to narrow slightly.
  • The road may narrow slightly ahead due to construction work.