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Meanings of narrow-minded in anglès
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intolerant Lacking tolerance or flexibility or breadth of view.
Synonyms
Examples for "shockable"
Examples for "shockable"
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Miss Wadsworth was middle-aged and vacillating and easily-led and ladylike and shockable.
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She did enjoy shocking people who were so delightfully shockable!
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I thought I was no longer shockable by anything our wretched rightwing press could do.
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We sought to determine whether these long pauses were due to difficulties in identifying shockable rhythms or rather due to local factors during resuscitation attempts.
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In 2002, two pivotal clinical trials were published, demonstrating improved neurologic outcomes in patients treated with therapeutic hypothermia (TH) after cardiac arrest of shockable rhythms.
Usage of narrow-minded in anglès
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The missionaries have in consequence been accused of being morose and narrow-minded.
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I willingly acknowledge that I was wrong in entertaining this narrow-minded feeling.
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The egotism of Great Britain is equalled only by her narrow-minded avarice.
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He blushed for the narrow-minded counsel which he was obliged to expose.
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You are no more a narrow-minded creature influenced by prejudice and sophistry.
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We know a few things more than these narrow-minded and crazy prophets.
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But I do not look upon them as some narrow-minded people do.
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Perhaps, said Sally, we were once as squeamish and narrow-minded as you.
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I'm not some narrow-minded bigot that you'd have to hide this from.
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And, like any religion with a narrow-minded man, it runs to mania.
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These were narrow-minded Jews, who objected to the liberality of Paul's views.
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He managed England's affairs for her like an honest, straightforward, narrow-minded steward.
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And if it were only the narrow-minded masses that persecuted noble men!
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Is it such a great matter that narrow-minded people triumph over you?'
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He has all the narrow-minded notions of honor which obtain in that country.
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The woman was narrow-minded and exacting, especially in matters of amusements and religion.