Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

narrow-window

noun

ˈnɛr.oʊ ˌwɪn.doʊ

Definition

A limited or restricted period or opportunity.

Examples

There is only a narrow-window for applying for the scholarship.
We need to act quickly as we have a narrow-window to finalize the project submission.
Many businesses missed the narrow-window for tax incentives last year.

Meaning

The term ‘narrow-window’ refers to a timeframe that is short and offers little room for flexibility or alternatives. It often implies urgency in taking action before the opportunity passes.