"ultranarrow" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From ultra- + narrow.",
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      "form": "more ultranarrow",
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          "text": "However, the new approach, which is based on the company’s ability to accurately align chips with high precision making it possible to transmit beams of light across the surface of the chips in ultranarrow channels called wave guides, could have a much bigger impact.",
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