narrow-minded

See also: narrowminded and narrow minded

English

Alternative forms

Etymology

narrow +‎ minded

Adjective

narrow-minded (comparative more narrow-minded, superlative most narrow-minded)

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

Synonyms

strait-laced
thin-minded

Antonyms

broad-minded

Translations

having restricted or rigid views, and being unreceptive to new ideas

Belarusian: please add this translation if you can
Czech: úzkoprsý m
Dutch: bekrompen (nl)
Faroese: trongskygdur
Finnish: ahdasmielinen (fi), ahdashenkinen
French: têtu (fr)
German: engstirnig (de), kleingeistig, beschränkt (de)
Hebrew: צר אופק‎ m (tzar ofek)
Italian: ristretto (it) m

Japanese: 偏狭な (henkyō na), 狭量な (ja) (kyōryō na)
Norwegian: bornert (no), innskrenket, trangsynt
Portuguese:
Russian: ограни́ченный (ru) (ograníčennyj), недалёкий (ru) (nedaljókij), твердоло́бый (ru) (tverdolóbyj), узколо́бый (ru) (uzkolóbyj)
Scottish Gaelic: cumhang
Spanish: cuadriculado (es) m, cuadriculada (es) f, mente cuadriculada f, cerrado (es) m, estrecho de miras m
Swedish: trångsynt (sv), trångsinnad, enkelspårig, stelbent (sv)
Tagalog: alimbuyugin, may-isip-ipit
Welsh: culni (cy) m

intolerant, bigoted or prejudiced

Danish: snæversynet (da), intolerant, fordomsfuld
Finnish: ahdaskatseinen
French: intolérant (fr)
German: engstirnig (de)
Japanese: 偏狭な (henkyō na), 狭量な (ja) (kyōryō na)

Norwegian: bornert (no), innskrenket, trangsynt
Russian: с предрассу́дками (s predrassúdkami), предвзя́тый (ru) (predvzjátyj), узколо́бый (ru) (uzkolóbyj)
Scottish Gaelic: cumhang
Spanish: carca (es)
Swedish: trångsynt (sv), intolerant (sv), fördomsfull (sv)

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Translations to be checked

French: borné m, bornée f

Hebrew: ראש קטן (rosh kɑtɑn, small headed)

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