Word
acatholic
Definition
adj. not having a wide range of interests or ideas. You use this to describe someone who is very narrow-minded or only likes one specific thing.
adj. lacking a broad range of interests, tastes, or opinions; narrow-minded. Often used to describe a person's personality or a specific attitude toward art and culture.
Examples
“He is very acatholic and only listens to one type of music.”
“The critic argued that the artist's acatholic approach to his work limited his ability to connect with a wider audience.”
“While some scholars praised the author's deep focus on a single historical period, others found his acatholic perspective on modern politics to be overly restrictive and unhelpful.”
Examples
simple
“He is very acatholic and only listens to one type of music.”
contextual
“The critic argued that the artist's acatholic approach to his work limited his ability to connect with a wider audience.”
complex
“While some scholars praised the author's deep focus on a single historical period, others found his acatholic perspective on modern politics to be overly restrictive and unhelpful.”
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