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Insularity

usgb/ˌɪnsəˈlærəti/Volume
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Insularity often has a negative tone, implying an unwillingness to change or engage with others. SlideTheir insularity from global trends is harming the company's growth.
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It suggests a self-imposed social barrier, not necessarily physical distance. SlideThe community's insularity meant outsiders felt unwelcome.
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Reflects a voluntary disregard for cultural exchange or diversity. SlideHis insularity kept him from enjoying the multicultural festival.
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BigotryChauvinismExclusivityIntoleranceIsolationParochialismProvincialismXenophobia
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