English to English Dictionary

Nark

An informer or spy, especially one working for the police within criminal circles.

Narrative World

The total conceptual universe or setting created by a story, including its rules, characters, history, and geography.

Narrow-Focus

A specific type of attention or emphasis directed towards a limited aspect of a subject or context.

Narrow-chested

Having a narrow or small chest; possessing a relatively slender or restricted upper body width across the ribcage.

Narrow-scope

Restricted in application, range, or operational domain, particularly regarding the interpretation of quantifiers or operators in formal logic and semantics.

Narrow-shouldered

Having shoulders of less than average breadth or width.

Nascent

Just beginning to exist or develop; showing potential for future growth and expansion.

Nasion

The bridge of the nose, specifically the point where the frontal and nasal bones meet.

Nation-state

A sovereign state whose citizens or subjects are relatively homogeneous in factors such as language or common descent.

National Consensus

A general agreement among the members of a nation regarding a particular issue or policy.

National Debt

The total amount of money that a government owes to creditors.

National Identity

The sense of belonging to a particular nation, characterized by shared culture, language, and history.