narrowed

/ˈnɛroʊd/
adjective
  1. Made less wide; having a smaller width than before.
    • The narrowed hallway made it hard for two people to pass.
    • He walked through the narrowed opening in the fence.
    • The narrowed river channel caused faster currents.
verb
  1. Became or made less wide, often by pressing or squeezing.
    • She narrowed her eyes to see the small print.
    • The road narrowed as we drove into the mountains.
    • The doctor said the artery had narrowed over time.
  2. Reduced in scope, range, or number of possibilities.
    • The investigation narrowed the cause of the fire to faulty wiring.
    • We narrowed our choices down to two colleges.
    • The police narrowed the list of suspects to three people.
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