Narrow and Run on

Narrow

Narrow verb - Make or become more narrow or restricted.

Run on is an antonym for narrow.

Run on

Run on verb - To engage in casual or rambling conversation.

Narrow is an antonym for run on in longer topic.

Both terms in one sentence

  • Steam Never Dies Busch Gardens in Williamsburg Virginia also uses real steam locomotives: they're modern narrow-gauge replicas of real European locomotives and run on oil instead of coal.
  • Video Game / Shadow of the Colossus The flip-side to this is that she doesn't always follow orders perfectly, will not run on narrow paths, and can be a nightmare to direct through enclosed areas — especially if trees are present.
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