small-minded
small-minded
Definition
small·-minded (-mīn′did)
adjective
blindly selfish, prejudiced, vindictive, etc.; petty; mean; narrow
small′·-mind′edly adverb
small′·-mind′edness noun
small-minded
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- people: I cannot remember these small-minded people complaining about John Major watching cricket or Margaret Thatcher entertaining at Chequers while Prime Minister.
- wife: So far below me I see the confusion, small-minded men with their small-minded wives.
- man: Like many southern officials, I thought Balewa was a creep and a very small-minded little man.
- bigot: The furor was bound to happen anyway, surrounded as he was by small-minded bigots, so he should have published earlier.
- comment: The issue is not Rio's guilt, it is the small-minded comments from a siddy fan that I object to.
- view: Certainly I have little interest in his small-minded views.
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