narrow-sightedness

English

Etymology

narrow-sighted +‎ -ness

Noun

narrow-sightedness (uncountable)

1. The quality of being narrow-sighted.
   • 1877, David Kaufmann, George Eliot and Judaism, page 17:

     The events of universal history are not to be reckoned upon either by the short-sightedness of the Philistine or by the narrow-sightedness of the student.

   • 1993, Judith A. Chafel, Child Poverty and Public Policy, page 11:

     Those concerned with creating climates for change can ill afford narrow-sightedness.

   • 2019, The Batting Doctor, The Batting Doctors Cricket Team Wisdom:

     This narrow-sightedness is a real problem and can cause a team to lose focus because of perhaps fixed or ignorant views on a particular subject.