Crowded
Narrow
Narrow adjective - Showing little difference in the standing of the competitors.
Usage example: a narrow gubernatorial contest, the outcome of which may depend upon a handful of votes
Crowded and narrow are semantically related in tighten topic. Sometimes you can use "Crowded" instead an adjective "Narrow".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The first season sent three veteran Ice Road Truckers, and one new trucker from Alabama, to India to deal with treacherously steep, narrow, and crowded roads in the Himalayas.
Source: Series / Ice Road Truckers - After Niobe commits suicide and Vorenus curses his own children, he staggers out into the narrow crowded streets which appear to have become a nightmare, with fleeing men and crippled beggars shouting that Caesar is dead.
Source: That Was Not A Dream -
That Was Not A Dream: After Niobe commits suicide and Vorenus curses his own children, he staggers out into the narrow crowded streets which appear to have become a nightmare, with fleeing men and crippled beggars shouting that Caesar is dead.
Source: Series / Rome
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