narrow-minded

The word “narrow-minded” has 4 syllables: nar-row-mind-ed

It's pronounced as /ˈnæroʊˌmaɪn.dɪd/

What is synonym and antonym for narrow-minded?

In the thesaurus, “narrow-minded” has 52 synonyms and 17 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for narrow-minded along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for narrow-minded

Lilliputian
biased
bigoted
blindfolded
blinkered
brassbound
conventional
discriminating
discriminatory
dogmatic
dogmatical
hick
hidebound
illiberal
inflexible
insular
intolerant
ironbound
jaundiced
limited
little
narrow
obdurate
obstinate
old-fashioned
one-sided
opinionated
opinionative
parochial
partial
partisan
petty
picayune
prejudiced
provincial
reactionary
rigid
sectarian
set
short-sighted
small
small-minded
stodgy
straightlaced
strait-laced
straitlaced
stubborn
stuffy
unenlarged
unsophisticated
unyielding
wrongheaded

Antonyms for narrow-minded

broad-minded
catholic
cosmopolitan
extreme
freethinking
impartial
liberal
nonpartisan
objective
open
open-minded
progressive
radical
receptive
tolerant
unbiased
unprejudiced

Meanings of narrow-minded

adjective
1. Having restricted or rigid views, and being unreceptive to new ideas.
2. Intolerant, bigoted or prejudiced.

Example Sentences

His narrow-minded views on politics made it difficult for him to engage in meaningful discussions with others.
The narrow-minded policies of the company stifled innovation and creativity among its employees.
Jane refused to date someone who was narrow-minded, preferring a partner who was open to new ideas and experiences.
The professor's narrow-minded approach to teaching limited students' exposure to diverse perspectives.
The community's narrow-minded attitudes toward immigration prevented them from embracing the cultural richness newcomers brought to the area.

On this page you'll find 69 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to narrow-minded, such as: Lilliputian, biased, bigoted, blindfolded, blinkered, brassbound, broad-minded.

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