Synonyms for narrow down
nar·row down

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1. pin down, peg down, nail down, narrow down, narrow, specifyverb

   define clearly

   "I cannot narrow down the rules for this game"

   Synonyms:
   particularise, constrict, qualify, narrow, pin up, destine, nail, peg down, fix, trap, delineate, pin down, determine, particularize, assign, define, specify, finalise, intend, nail down, contract, designate, specialize, delimit, specialise, constringe, peg, set apart, delimitate, stipulate, limit, set, condition, finalize, settle

2. specialize, specialise, narrow, narrow downverb

   become more focus on an area of activity or field of study

   "She specializes in Near Eastern history"

   Synonyms:
   particularise, constringe, speciate, particularize, peg down, nail down, specialise, differentiate, contract, specify, narrow, pin down, specialize, constrict

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1. Rajan Bargotra:

   It is important to know why ELT has not worked as it could have helped narrow down the location of the plane.

2. Alex Yampolskiy:

   They’re going to try to do some forensic work because those documents probably have been changed [over time], so that enables them to narrow down the period to when they were taken, once you say ‘this seems like it was a snapshot from this particular time,’ then they can look at audit logs of who had access to the document during that time frame.

3. John Lyon:

   [ They ] notified us that they were at a Target in Spring Valley, New York, but then they stopped returning our phone calls, wouldn't pick up the phone, wouldn't help us narrow down the time they were there.

4. Caryn Dutton:

   It's really helpful when a patient comes in with notes on their phone or calendar and can say,' I didn't sleep well, and my hot flashes were worse the next day.' It helps narrow down the triggers and identify patterns.

5. Nick Faldo in the 1990s:

   My yardage books have always been produced with the aim of helping all players narrow down the exact length they want to hit a shot but this new greens contours book takes it to another level, for the past five years in America my business colleague Mark Long has produced both types of books for players on the U.S. Tour and Justin Rose and Graeme McDowell have persuaded me to see the potential demand of doing them for England Europe.