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Comparative
more insular
Superlative
most insular
1
having a limited perspective or outlook, often isolated and closed off from new ideas or influences
- The insular community was resistant to outside influences, preferring to maintain its traditional ways.
- His insular worldview prevented him from considering alternative perspectives or ideas.
- The insular company culture stifled innovation and creativity, hindering progress.
- The insular policies of the government restricted trade and interaction with neighboring countries.
- The insular mindset of the group led to a resistance to change, even when it was necessary for growth.
2
physically situated on or resembling an island
- The insular climate of the archipelago supports unique wildlife.
- The community's insular geography made trade difficult.
- Insular ecosystems often evolve species found nowhere else.
- Her accent revealed her insular upbringing on a remote island.
- The insular village had limited access to modern technology.