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open

Bluff is a word of good meaning, as are frank and open. The bluff man talks and laughs loudly and freely, says and does whatever he pleases with fearless good nature, and with no thought of annoying or giving pain to others. The blunt man says things which he is perfectly aware are disagreeable, either from a defiant indifference to others’ feelings, or from the pleasure of tormenting.

Synonyms:
abrupt, bluff, blunt, blustering, bold, brusk, coarse, discourteous, frank, impolite, inconsiderate, plain-spoken, rough, rude, uncivil, unmannerly

Antonyms:
bland, courteous, genial, polished, polite, refined, reserved, urbane

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openverb

Synonyms:
unclose, lay open, lay dare expose, explain, disclose, initiate, begin, commence

Antonyms:
close, shut up, conceal, inclose, mystify, misinterpret, conclude, cover
openadjective

Synonyms:
accessible, free, available, unshut, unfolded, public, free, unrestricted, unreserved, unaffected, genuine, barefaced, undisguised, above-board, liberal, unclosed, candid, frank, ingenuous, unsettled, undetermined

Antonyms:
inaccessible, closed, barred, unavailable, shut, close, secretive, reserved, settled, determined

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open, clearnoun

a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water

«finally broke out of the forest into the open»

Synonyms:
open air, out-of-doors, clear, surface, outdoors

Antonyms:
drawn, unopen, disingenuous, blocked, settled, fine, insusceptible, shut, enclosed, obstructed, closed, stoppered, squinting, squinched, nonopening, inactive, compressed, constricted, unsusceptible, out of use(p), private, unavailable, invulnerable, blinking, union, protected, winking, sealed, artful, tight, restricted, close, fold, close down, close up, shut down
outdoors, out-of-doors, open air, opennoun

where the air is unconfined

«he wanted to get outdoors a little»; «the concert was held in the open air»; «camping in the open»

Synonyms:
open air, surface, out-of-doors, clear, outdoors

Antonyms:
shut, squinched, unopen, insusceptible, protected, invulnerable, fine, closed, settled, sealed, artful, drawn, enclosed, union, disingenuous, private, tight, winking, blocked, blinking, inactive, out of use(p), obstructed, nonopening, unsusceptible, constricted, squinting, compressed, unavailable, stoppered, restricted, close, close up, fold, shut down, close down
opennoun

a tournament in which both professionals and amateurs may play

Synonyms:
open air, out-of-doors, clear, surface, outdoors

Antonyms:
unopen, settled, blocked, artful, restricted, enclosed, shut, invulnerable, tight, blinking, unavailable, closed, union, unsusceptible, private, protected, sealed, constricted, stoppered, fine, drawn, insusceptible, nonopening, squinting, disingenuous, compressed, inactive, obstructed, squinched, winking, out of use(p), close, close up, fold, close down, shut down
open, surfaceadjective

information that has become public

«all the reports were out in the open»; «the facts had been brought to the surface»

Synonyms:
aerofoil, out-of-doors, surface, outdoors, control surface, airfoil, clear, open air

Antonyms:
protected, stoppered, closed, disingenuous, drawn, insusceptible, sealed, unsusceptible, union, blinking, settled, invulnerable, nonopening, fine, compressed, enclosed, obstructed, shut, inactive, tight, unavailable, winking, blocked, squinched, out of use(p), private, unopen, squinting, restricted, constricted, artful, close, close up, fold, shut down, close down
open, unfastenedadjective

affording unobstructed entrance and exit; not shut or closed

«an open door»; «they left the door open»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, untied, unfastened, capable, assailable, unbuttoned, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
enclosed, inactive, shut, unsusceptible, closed, obstructed, protected, compressed, blocked, stoppered, insusceptible, drawn, tight, fine, nonopening, settled, squinched, unavailable, squinting, unopen, blinking, disingenuous, out of use(p), invulnerable, private, union, sealed, restricted, constricted, artful, winking, close, fold, close down, shut down, close up
openadjective

affording free passage or access

«open drains»; «the road is open to traffic»; «open ranks»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
closed, obstructed, nonopening, sealed, insusceptible, artful, unsusceptible, protected, settled, constricted, blocked, squinched, unavailable, invulnerable, tight, inactive, drawn, shut, enclosed, out of use(p), restricted, union, winking, fine, stoppered, compressed, disingenuous, private, squinting, blinking, unopen, close, fold, close up, close down, shut down
exposed, openadjective

with no protection or shield

«the exposed northeast frontier»; «open to the weather»; «an open wound»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, uncovered, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
disingenuous, stoppered, closed, union, constricted, tight, settled, unavailable, compressed, blocked, private, unsusceptible, winking, shut, obstructed, protected, insusceptible, artful, nonopening, unopen, inactive, fine, blinking, drawn, sealed, out of use(p), enclosed, squinting, squinched, invulnerable, restricted, close, close down, fold, shut down, close up
openadjective

open to or in view of all

«an open protest»; «an open letter to the editor»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
unopen, blinking, stoppered, union, protected, shut, disingenuous, settled, closed, unsusceptible, constricted, invulnerable, nonopening, drawn, insusceptible, sealed, fine, artful, squinting, enclosed, tight, out of use(p), winking, obstructed, compressed, blocked, restricted, unavailable, inactive, private, squinched, close, close up, shut down, close down, fold
open, openedadjective

used of mouth or eyes

«keep your eyes open»; «his mouth slightly opened»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
inactive, private, stoppered, shut, squinched, unopen, winking, sealed, closed, fine, blinking, obstructed, insusceptible, drawn, artful, settled, tight, blocked, protected, constricted, invulnerable, enclosed, unavailable, out of use(p), disingenuous, unsusceptible, restricted, compressed, squinting, union, nonopening, close up, close, fold, close down, shut down
openadjective

not having been filled

«the job is still open»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
squinched, artful, disingenuous, protected, nonopening, inactive, fine, shut, enclosed, drawn, constricted, closed, unavailable, stoppered, union, insusceptible, settled, blocked, private, unopen, out of use(p), winking, sealed, compressed, obstructed, squinting, blinking, invulnerable, restricted, unsusceptible, tight, close down, close up, close, shut down, fold
openadjective

accessible to all

«open season»; «an open economy»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
invulnerable, blocked, compressed, drawn, closed, settled, squinting, sealed, shut, stoppered, inactive, protected, winking, tight, unopen, union, private, blinking, nonopening, out of use(p), enclosed, unsusceptible, obstructed, disingenuous, fine, unavailable, constricted, insusceptible, squinched, restricted, artful, close, close up, close down, fold, shut down
assailable, undefendable, undefended, openadjective

not defended or capable of being defended

«an open city»; «open to attack»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
closed, inactive, insusceptible, unsusceptible, stoppered, sealed, restricted, artful, compressed, drawn, blocked, winking, constricted, obstructed, squinting, disingenuous, enclosed, unavailable, tight, union, shut, invulnerable, out of use(p), fine, private, settled, blinking, squinched, nonopening, unopen, protected, close up, shut down, close, close down, fold
loose, openadjective

(of textures) full of small openings or gaps

«an open texture»; «a loose weave»

Synonyms:
undefended, undetermined, sluttish, wanton, receptive, unresolved, assailable, at large(p), free, heart-to-heart, undecided, subject, promiscuous, undefendable, liberal, opened, exposed, unaffixed, clear, slack, idle, unfastened, on the loose(p), easy, overt, candid, open(a), capable, informal, light, escaped, lax, loose

Antonyms:
squinting, unavailable, tight, closed, squinched, protected, restricted, sealed, obstructed, drawn, shut, insusceptible, disingenuous, blocked, fine, unsusceptible, compressed, union, artful, constricted, enclosed, out of use(p), inactive, unopen, settled, invulnerable, nonopening, stoppered, blinking, winking, private, close, shut down, fold, close up, close down
openadjective

having no protecting cover or enclosure

«an open boat»; «an open fire»; «open sports cars»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
drawn, squinched, compressed, out of use(p), private, restricted, disingenuous, closed, shut, constricted, protected, squinting, union, insusceptible, artful, obstructed, winking, settled, stoppered, sealed, inactive, tight, nonopening, fine, blinking, blocked, invulnerable, enclosed, unavailable, unopen, unsusceptible, fold, close, close up, close down, shut down
openadjective

(set theory) of an interval that contains neither of its endpoints

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
shut, insusceptible, winking, union, blocked, closed, squinting, squinched, blinking, private, artful, unopen, restricted, disingenuous, invulnerable, constricted, compressed, protected, out of use(p), fine, unavailable, unsusceptible, stoppered, enclosed, tight, inactive, sealed, drawn, obstructed, settled, nonopening, close, fold, close up, shut down, close down
open, undecided, undetermined, unresolvedadjective

not brought to a conclusion; subject to further thought

«an open question»; «our position on this bill is still undecided»; «our lawsuit is still undetermined»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, dissonant, clear, candid, undecided, on the fence(p), loose, indeterminate, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, unsolved, opened

Antonyms:
disingenuous, settled, blinking, nonopening, compressed, closed, private, squinched, unopen, constricted, squinting, fine, unsusceptible, artful, obstructed, blocked, union, protected, winking, tight, stoppered, restricted, sealed, enclosed, drawn, out of use(p), inactive, shut, invulnerable, insusceptible, unavailable, fold, close, close up, shut down, close down
open, openedadjective

not sealed or having been unsealed

«the letter was already open»; «the opened package lay on the table»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
insusceptible, closed, inactive, drawn, winking, invulnerable, sealed, enclosed, restricted, settled, constricted, unopen, tight, artful, unsusceptible, private, nonopening, disingenuous, stoppered, compressed, fine, squinched, squinting, shut, out of use(p), protected, blinking, union, blocked, unavailable, obstructed, close, close up, shut down, fold, close down
openadjective

without undue constriction as from e.g. tenseness or inhibition

«the clarity and resonance of an open tone»; «her natural and open response»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
out of use(p), tight, shut, blocked, obstructed, unavailable, inactive, closed, settled, sealed, blinking, artful, unsusceptible, protected, insusceptible, restricted, winking, fine, stoppered, drawn, enclosed, constricted, unopen, squinting, disingenuous, union, nonopening, compressed, squinched, invulnerable, private, close, close down, fold, shut down, close up
receptive, openadjective

ready or willing to receive favorably

«receptive to the proposals»

Synonyms:
overt, sensory(a), exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, centripetal, undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, open(a), opened

Antonyms:
shut, unavailable, stoppered, closed, private, insusceptible, union, settled, unopen, squinched, unsusceptible, blocked, inactive, out of use(p), tight, invulnerable, restricted, constricted, compressed, blinking, fine, disingenuous, enclosed, drawn, sealed, winking, nonopening, obstructed, protected, squinting, artful, shut down, close, close down, close up, fold
overt, openadjective

open and observable; not secret or hidden

«an overt lie»; «overt hostility»; «overt intelligence gathering»; «open ballots»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
blinking, insusceptible, settled, winking, drawn, constricted, closed, unopen, disingenuous, compressed, tight, enclosed, shut, out of use(p), stoppered, artful, squinched, fine, private, invulnerable, unavailable, sealed, union, protected, restricted, obstructed, nonopening, inactive, unsusceptible, blocked, squinting, close, shut down, close up, close down, fold
open(a)adjective

not requiring union membership

«an open shop employs nonunion workers»

Antonyms:
closed, invulnerable, unsusceptible, shut, compressed, blocked, private, union, squinched, unopen, settled, inactive, nonopening, drawn, fine, stoppered, squinting, obstructed, insusceptible, disingenuous, restricted, blinking, unavailable, artful, winking, sealed, constricted, enclosed, out of use(p), protected, tight, close up, close, shut down, fold, close down
capable, open, subjectadjective

possibly accepting or permitting

«a passage capable of misinterpretation»; «open to interpretation»; «an issue open to question»; «the time is fixed by the director and players and therefore subject to much variation»

Synonyms:
overt, unfastened, receptive, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, exposed, dependent, clear, candid, undecided, up to(p), loose, capable, assailable, unresolved, equal to(p), undetermined, able, adequate to(p), opened

Antonyms:
squinting, closed, blinking, enclosed, invulnerable, artful, insusceptible, restricted, squinched, compressed, disingenuous, fine, obstructed, blocked, unopen, unsusceptible, shut, out of use(p), sealed, inactive, unavailable, settled, private, constricted, winking, nonopening, union, protected, stoppered, drawn, tight, fold, close down, shut down, close, close up
clear, openadjective

affording free passage or view

«a clear view»; «a clear path to victory»; «open waters»; «the open countryside»

Synonyms:
undefended, undetermined, well-defined, receptive, unresolved, assailable, undefendable, exculpated, vindicated, exposed, clean-cut, heart-to-heart, exonerated, clear(p), subject, open(a), opened, unclouded, percipient, clean, readable, absolved, clear, undecided, unfastened, overt, candid, clear-cut, unmortgaged, capable, decipherable, cleared, light, loose

Antonyms:
nonopening, squinting, restricted, out of use(p), settled, inactive, constricted, shut, blocked, unsusceptible, artful, closed, blinking, union, tight, unavailable, obstructed, protected, disingenuous, winking, stoppered, drawn, insusceptible, unopen, enclosed, private, compressed, fine, squinched, sealed, invulnerable, shut down, close down, close, fold, close up
candid, open, heart-to-heartadjective

openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness

«his candid eyes»; «an open and trusting nature»; «a heart-to-heart talk»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, assailable, straight-from-the-shoulder, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), frank, undetermined, plainspoken, unresolved, clear, candid, undecided, free-spoken, loose, outspoken, capable, point-blank, blunt, unfastened, receptive, undefended, subject, opened, forthright

Antonyms:
invulnerable, stoppered, closed, disingenuous, tight, artful, union, unsusceptible, compressed, blinking, constricted, sealed, drawn, shut, settled, squinting, obstructed, fine, unopen, protected, inactive, enclosed, insusceptible, winking, nonopening, unavailable, blocked, private, out of use(p), squinched, restricted, close down, close, shut down, close up, fold
openverb

ready for business

«the stores are open»

Synonyms:
overt, exposed, heart-to-heart, undefendable, open(a), undefended, subject, clear, candid, undecided, loose, unfastened, capable, assailable, unresolved, receptive, undetermined, opened

Antonyms:
unavailable, sealed, disingenuous, blinking, protected, stoppered, closed, blocked, squinting, unopen, tight, squinched, out of use(p), fine, constricted, inactive, restricted, private, union, obstructed, nonopening, shut, unsusceptible, insusceptible, settled, winking, artful, enclosed, compressed, drawn, invulnerable, close, close down, fold, close up, shut down
open, open upverb

cause to open or to become open

«Mary opened the car door»

Synonyms:
give, pioneer, open up, afford, spread, spread out, unfold

Antonyms:
squinched, private, protected, nonopening, stoppered, closed, drawn, insusceptible, blocked, shut, restricted, winking, constricted, compressed, artful, tight, out of use(p), obstructed, sealed, invulnerable, inactive, unsusceptible, unopen, settled, fine, squinting, unavailable, union, disingenuous, enclosed, blinking, close, fold, close down, close up, shut down
open, open upverb

start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning

«open a business»

Synonyms:
give, pioneer, open up, afford, spread, spread out, unfold

Antonyms:
tight, blinking, shut, inactive, compressed, union, private, restricted, disingenuous, fine, obstructed, settled, winking, unsusceptible, closed, sealed, protected, blocked, squinched, drawn, artful, unopen, squinting, insusceptible, stoppered, nonopening, unavailable, enclosed, out of use(p), invulnerable, constricted, close, fold, close down, close up, shut down
open, open upverb

become open

«The door opened»

Synonyms:
give, pioneer, open up, afford, spread, spread out, unfold

Antonyms:
fine, protected, constricted, blocked, inactive, artful, invulnerable, tight, union, shut, closed, settled, private, insusceptible, restricted, out of use(p), obstructed, stoppered, sealed, compressed, squinched, blinking, squinting, enclosed, nonopening, drawn, unopen, unavailable, winking, unsusceptible, disingenuous, close, close up, fold, close down, shut down
openverb

begin or set in action, of meetings, speeches, recitals, etc.

«He opened the meeting with a long speech»

Synonyms:
unfold, open up, spread out, give, afford, spread

Antonyms:
unopen, closed, squinched, settled, disingenuous, shut, restricted, drawn, private, union, fine, inactive, enclosed, winking, sealed, unavailable, unsusceptible, obstructed, nonopening, stoppered, blinking, out of use(p), blocked, compressed, squinting, protected, constricted, insusceptible, invulnerable, artful, tight, close, close down, close up, shut down, fold
unfold, spread, spread out, openverb

spread out or open from a closed or folded state

«open the map»; «spread your arms»

Synonyms:
fan out, blossom out, unfold, circularise, dissipate, open up, overspread, disseminate, pass around, spread, spread out, broadcast, afford, turn out, stretch, blossom, give, stretch out, extend, scatter, circularize, expand, splay, go around, propagate, blossom forth, rotate, circulate, disperse, distribute, string out, diffuse

Antonyms:
invulnerable, restricted, private, insusceptible, closed, stoppered, sealed, shut, blinking, nonopening, union, enclosed, unsusceptible, inactive, tight, constricted, obstructed, compressed, out of use(p), squinched, blocked, disingenuous, fine, unopen, unavailable, artful, protected, winking, drawn, settled, squinting, close, close up, shut down, close down, fold
open, open upverb

make available

«This opens up new possibilities»

Synonyms:
give, pioneer, open up, afford, spread, spread out, unfold

Antonyms:
disingenuous, invulnerable, settled, tight, out of use(p), protected, squinting, blinking, artful, squinched, private, inactive, sealed, unsusceptible, closed, winking, fine, shut, constricted, unopen, nonopening, blocked, stoppered, drawn, insusceptible, obstructed, unavailable, compressed, union, restricted, enclosed, close, close up, shut down, close down, fold
open, open upverb

become available

«an opportunity opened up»

Synonyms:
give, pioneer, open up, afford, spread, spread out, unfold

Antonyms:
blocked, compressed, closed, unsusceptible, artful, winking, nonopening, sealed, protected, insusceptible, squinting, fine, tight, enclosed, drawn, blinking, obstructed, shut, settled, disingenuous, union, private, out of use(p), restricted, unavailable, stoppered, constricted, squinched, inactive, invulnerable, unopen, close down, close, shut down, close up, fold
openverb

have an opening or passage or outlet

«The bedrooms open into the hall»

Synonyms:
unfold, open up, spread out, give, afford, spread

Antonyms:
closed, unavailable, blocked, squinched, settled, compressed, protected, restricted, stoppered, private, sealed, obstructed, enclosed, tight, inactive, winking, shut, fine, blinking, artful, unsusceptible, union, constricted, invulnerable, unopen, insusceptible, drawn, disingenuous, squinting, out of use(p), nonopening, close, shut down, close up, fold, close down
openverb

make the opening move

«Kasparov opened with a standard opening»

Synonyms:
unfold, open up, spread out, give, afford, spread

Antonyms:
compressed, invulnerable, enclosed, squinched, obstructed, shut, constricted, artful, fine, unavailable, blocked, restricted, drawn, squinting, out of use(p), nonopening, closed, winking, disingenuous, private, blinking, union, insusceptible, tight, protected, unopen, unsusceptible, stoppered, settled, sealed, inactive, fold, close, shut down, close up, close down
afford, open, giveverb

afford access to

«the door opens to the patio»; «The French doors give onto a terrace»

Synonyms:
commit, chip in, dedicate, cave in, collapse, spread, impart, spread out, move over, return, establish, reach, present, have, fall in, make, pay, unfold, grant, throw, gift, kick in, feed, break, pass on, ease up, apply, give, open up, founder, devote, hold, pass, render, sacrifice, yield, turn over, leave, give way, consecrate, generate, contribute, afford, hand

Antonyms:
closed, settled, nonopening, inactive, squinting, obstructed, drawn, invulnerable, sealed, shut, out of use(p), fine, unavailable, disingenuous, protected, private, unopen, unsusceptible, compressed, winking, artful, squinched, insusceptible, restricted, blinking, tight, stoppered, enclosed, union, blocked, constricted, close, shut down, close down, fold, close up
openverb

display the contents of a file or start an application as on a computer

Synonyms:
unfold, open up, spread out, give, afford, spread

Antonyms:
union, protected, inactive, unsusceptible, blinking, artful, closed, constricted, restricted, winking, settled, private, sealed, insusceptible, shut, nonopening, compressed, squinting, unopen, tight, blocked, squinched, disingenuous, out of use(p), stoppered, unavailable, fine, invulnerable, drawn, obstructed, enclosed, close, close down, fold, shut down, close up

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openverb

Synonyms:
unclose, OPE, lay open
openverb

Synonyms:
exhibit, explain, reveal, interpret, disclose, make manifest, bring to view
openverb

Synonyms:
begin, commence, enter upon
openverb

Synonyms:
OPE, cleave, part, be unclosed, be parted, be sundered, be severed
openverb

Synonyms:
come into view, begin to appear
openverb

Synonyms:
begin, commence
openadjective

Synonyms:
unclosed, not shut
openadjective

Synonyms:
expanded, extended, broad, not folded, not contracted
openadjective

Synonyms:
frank, unreserved, candid, ingenuous, undisguised, undesigning, artless, undissembling, sincere, guileless, fair, honest, single-minded, above-board, open-hearted
openadjective

Synonyms:
liberal, generous, munificent, bountiful, open-handed
openadjective

Synonyms:
exposed, unprotected, undefended
openadjective

Synonyms:
public, unrestricted, clear, unobstructed, free to all
openadjective

Synonyms:
unsettled, undetermined, not adjusted
openadjective

Synonyms:
mild, moderate, not frosty, not cold

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openadjective

Synonyms:
accessible, clear, unobstructed, unrestricted, ajar, unlocked, extended, expanded, spread, gaping, yawning, unfolded, dehiscent, frank, unreserved, candid, ingenuous, guileless, overt, undisguised, generous, liberal, bounteous, open-handed, revealed, patent, manifest, unsettled, undetermined, debatable, undecided, controvertible, mild, clement, free, disengaged, unappropriated, unemployed
openverb

Synonyms:
spread, expand, unfold, evolve, reveal, disclose, unclose, unlock, unfasten, begin, commence, dehisce

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List of paraphrases for «open»:

opened, opening, openly, open-ended, opens, transparent, public, pave, free, openness, fatah, open-minded, abra, unlock, overt, opening-up, frank, ouvert, vacant, initiate, receptive, publicly, inclusive, unlocked, otwarte, ouvertes, accessible, open-air, paved, initiated, ouverte, start, unresolved, open-label, outstanding, inaugurates, commence, franco, tennis, -open, open-door, available

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Vinod Nair:

It is expected that we will be out of this virus issue this year. The economy is likely to open further. We will have a strong earnings growth and also have a lot of liquidity in the market. These (expectations) are helping the market.
Gavin Newsom:

We think this is a sustainable way to keeping our schools open and to address the number one anxiety that parents like California Gov. Gavin Newsom have for young children, and that is knowing that the schools are doing everything in their power to keep our kids safe.
Paul Nolte:

We are starting to see some states open up, we are starting to see some activity, we are probably now in the midst of the worst period and things will be gradually improving from here.
Gandolfo — (RJ Intindola):

The path ahead is wide open and you feel a sense of emptiness; in the moment, you realize your heart is empty and the one who can make it overflow with joy, never will.
Fumie Sakamoto:

If we max out eight beds we can’t place patients who suddenly take a turn for the worse, so we always keep one bed open.

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oopmaakAfrikaans
مَفْتُوحْ, فَتَحَ, يَفْتَحُ, فتحArabic
рагьун бугоAvaric
açmaqAzerbaijani
асыҡBashkir
адкры́ты, адчыняць, адкрыць, адкрываць, адчыніцьBelarusian
отворен, явен, свободен, обществен, податлив, общодостъпен, склонен, открит, непредубеден, разтворен, неограничен, публичен, отворя, отварямBulgarian
খোলাBengali
obert, open, lliure, obrir, descloureCatalan, Valencian
otevřen, otevřený, veřejný, otevřít, otevírat, OTEVŘENOCzech
agored, agorWelsh
åben, åbnes, åbne, lukke op, indlede, begyndeDanish
offen, aufrichtig, auf, geöffnet, unbedarft, öffentlich, treuherzig, öffnen, aufmachen, eröffnenGerman
ʋuEwe
ανοιχτός, ανοίγω, ανοιχτόGreek
malferma, publika, malfermita, aperta, malfermi, malfermiĝi, komenciEsperanto
abierto, open, abrirSpanish
lahtine, avalik, avatud, katkestus, aval, avanema, avama, alustamaEstonian
ireki, zabal, open, hasiera eman, zabaldu, hasiBasque
باز, اوپن, گشودن, باز کردن, باز کنPersian
avoin, avoinna, auki, aukea, avonainen, julkisuus, katkos, avata, avautua, aloittaa, aueta, näyttääFinnish
opinFaroese
ouvert, plein air, grand jour, omnium sportif, ouvrirFrench
iepenWestern Frisian
oscailte, ar oscailt, oscailteach, oscailIrish
fosgailte, fosgailScottish Gaelic
foshilManx
פתוח, פתוחה, פתחHebrew
खुला, खुलना, खोलनाHindi
louvriHaitian Creole
nyitott, nyílt, kinyit, tárul, nyit, nyílik, nyisd kiHungarian
բաց, բացվել, բացել, բանալ, բարձրացնելArmenian
aperirInterlingua
BukaIndonesian
apertarIdo
opinn, opnaIcelandic
dischiuso, aperto, aprire, toccareItalian
לִפְתוֹחַHebrew
開ける, 営業中, 開く, 開いたJapanese
ღია, გაღებაGeorgian
ашуKazakh
ដែលបើក, ដែលចំហរ, បើកKhmer
열다Korean
کراوه‌ته‌وه‌, کردنه‌وه‌, vekirinKurdish
ачууKyrgyz
apertum, aperio, apertusLatin
oppenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
ເປີດLao
atidaryta, atidarytiLithuanian
atvērts, atklātais čempionāts, attaisīts, atklāta telpa, atdarīts, atvērtLatvian
tuhera, angoMāori
отвориMacedonian
തുറന്നMalayalam
bukaMalay
miftuħ, miftuħa, fetaħMaltese
ဖွင့်Burmese
open, openmaken, openen, opengaan, aansnijden, opendoenDutch
openNorwegian Nynorsk
åpen, ta opp, åpne, innlede, åpnes, lukke oppNorwegian
dobèrt, dobrirOccitan
otwarty, otwierać, rozpocząć, podejmować, otworzyć, otwierać sięPolish
aberto, abrir, iniciar, começarPortuguese
avert, aviert, searver, drivir, darveir, as avrir, earver, sarver, avrir, as drivir, arver, saduvrir, s’avrir, as rivir, rivir, duvrir, sa darveirRomansh
deschis, deschideRomanian
открытый, открыть, отворять, открыться, открываться, поднять, открывать, отворить, развернуть, отворяться, отвориться, разворачивать, подниматьRussian
apèrrere, abbèrrere, abèrririSardinian
otvòriti, отво̀ритиSerbo-Croatian
අරිනවාSinhala, Sinhalese
otvorený, otvoriť, otváraťSlovak
odprt, javen, odpretiSlovene
hap, çelAlbanian
öppen, öppna, öppnas, inleda, ta upp, öppna sigSwedish
funguaSwahili
திறந்தTamil
తెరిచిన, తెరుచుTelugu
кушодан, боз кардан, во карданTajik
เปิดThai
açmakTurkmen
açık, açmakTurkish
відкри́тий, відкривати, відкрити, ВІДЧИНЕНОUkrainian
کھلا, کھولنا, کھلنا, کھولیںUrdu
ochmoqUzbek
đóng, mởVietnamese
douviet, drouviet, å lådje, drovou, droviWalloon
עפענעןYiddish
开放Chinese

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Of the total complaints received,

Из общего количества

полученных жалоб 102 жалобы завершились открытием расследования.

The belt assembly shall

removed from the test trolley without the buckle being opened.

Комплект ремня снимают с испытательной тележки без открывания пряжки.

This

opens

an overview of all recordings triggered by a door being opened.

Открывается обзор всех записей, инициированных открытием двери.

sprung to ensure that it can close immediately after being opened.

Она должна иметь возвратный механизм, чтобы после открывания сразу же закрываться.

Thus, the volume of positions being opened in your iPA-Investor account will be≈ 0.05 lot.

Таким образом, объем открываемых позиций на Вашем счете« iPA- Инвестор» будет составлять≈, 05 лота.

One of these mechanisms shall

capable of being opened for slight overpressure within the tank.

Одно из таких устройств должно открываться при незначительном избыточном давлении внутри танка.

This resulted in an additional 17 cases being opened during the year.

Moreover, in contrast to North America countries, where DFS have already revealed their potential,

this business

only starting to develop in the CIS being opened to investments.

Кроме того, в отличие от государств Северной Америки, где DFS уже раскрыл свой потенциал,

в странах СНГ данный бизнес только начинает развиваться и открыт для инвестиций.

If this LED

on, the appliance Lid

locked to prevent it from being opened accidentally; to avoid any damages,

you must wait for the lamp to flash before you

open

the Lid!

Горящий индикатор означает, что люк заблокирован во избежание его случайного открывания. во избежание повреждений перед тем как открыть люк,

необходимо дождаться, когда замигает индикатор!

We go to see the Russian restaurant ofTianjin,

which isover a hundred years old, being opened in 1901.

Мы едем смотреть русский ресторан Тяньцзиня,

ему больше 100 лет, открыт с 1901 года.

Marihuana& Hemp Museum(the Museum, for short) attracts a great number of tourists from all over the world.

музей марихуаны и гашиша ежегодно привлекает огромное количество туристов со всего мира.

Being opened in January 2012 it has received the title of«Best Resort-

2012» and won at the regional stage of Ukrainian contest»Best 100 Products of Ukraine».

Открытый в январе 2012 года, завоевал титул« Лучший отельный комплекс Закарпатья-

2012», а также победил на региональном этапе Всеукраинского конкурса« 100 лучших товаров Украины».

upon till the moment when criterion requiring its closing triggers.

После открытия рыночный ордер Buy удерживается открытым до момента,

когда сработает критерий, предписывающий его закрытие.

Thus, the leverage will

1:25,

and the volume of positions being opened in your iPA-Investor account will be≈ 2.5 lots.

Таким образом, кредитное плечо будет установлено на

уровне 1: 25, а объем открываемых позиций на Вашем счете« iPA- Инвестор» составит≈ 2, 5 лота.

By default, Kaspersky Anti-Virus scans objects being opened, run, or saved by any program process,

and monitors the activity of all applications and the network traffic they create.

По умолчанию Антивирус Касперского проверяет объекты, открываемые, запускаемые или сохраняемые любым программным процессом,

а также контролирует активность всех программ и сетевой трафик, создаваемый ими.

These cases involved bank accounts being opened using false identity documents and fraudulent deposits.

К ним относится открытие банковских счетов с помощью фальшивых документов на вымышленные имена

и использование несуществующих средств.

In health or any other sector being opened to greater private sector participation, regulatory

capacity should

built up before privatization.

В области здравоохранения, также как в любой другой области открытой для более значительного участия частного сектора,

регулирующая база должны быть создана до начала приватизации.

Installer packages and

files containing OLE objects

are

executed while being opened, which makes them more dangerous than archives.

Установочные пакеты и файлы, содержащие ОLЕ- объекты, исполняются при открытии, что делает их более опасными, чем архивы.

hosted by a different Member State each year and supported at the highest level,

typically being opened by the host country’s Minister or Deputy Minister of Health.

Каждый год школу принимает у себя одно из государств- членов, обеспечивая поддержку на самом высоком уровне,-

обычно мероприятие открывает министр или заместитель здравоохранения принимающей страны.

The generated alarm signal activates the lock in the door frame,

which effectively prevents them from being opened, and thus prevents unauthorized removal of collection items.

Генерируемый сигнал тревоги активизирует замок в дверной раме,

который эффективно предотвращает их от открытия и, таким образом, предотвращает несанкционированное вынесение печатных изданий из библиотеки.

In the case of an account being opened by correspondence, the sending bank must

asked to make a proper authentication of the signature.

Если счет открывается заочно, то у банка- отправителя необходимо

запросить надлежащее подтверждение подлинности подписи.

Traffic noise, the door being opened, shop assistant talking over the mobile phone,

moderate volume disco music, doors and traffic again, footsteps.

Дорожное движение, открывающаяся дверь, разговаривающая по мобильному телефону продавщица, диско-музыка на

средней громкости, снова двери и дорога, шаги.

And then there’s footsteps. the studio door being opened… then, just a few beats later. there.

А потом раздались шаги… дверь студии приоткрылась… потом, на несколько тактов позже вот.

So far, 11 years after being opened for ratification, it has

been

ratified by only 83 States.

К настоящему времени этот документ, который был открыт для ратификации 11 лет назад, ратифицировали лишь 83 государства.

Heavy demand resulted in a new factory being opened in Boulogne-Billancourt 84, rue des Moulineaux.

Чтобы удовлетворить возросший спрос, был открыт новый завод в Булонь- Бийанкур Рю- де- Мулино 84.

Similarly, did the State party plan to or had it already taken measures to ensure that communications addressed to the European Court of

Кроме того, какие меры государство- участник планирует принять или уже приняло для того, чтобы сообщения, адресуемые в Европейский суд по правам человека,

направлялись напрямую и без вскрытия?

The market

was

closed completely in 2008, while another reform took place,

Рынок

был

полностью закрыт в 2008 году для проведения еще одной реновации,

после чего снова был открыт в апреле 2010 года.

It welcomed the establishment in India of the first UNIDO Centre for South-South Industrial Cooperation,

and looked forward to similar centres being opened in Africa.

Группа приветствует создание в Индии первого центра ЮНИДО по промышленному сотрудничеству Юг- Юг и надеется,

The other doors and the boot lid remain locked and

Все остальные двери и

дверь багажного отсека отпираются только после повторного отпирания.

In one year alone, 10,800 new primary schools have

been

established;

Только за один год было открыто 10 800 новых начальных школ;

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1. opened
Rhymes with Opened
Opened in a sentence
Quotes about Opened
2. opened
3. opened

Synonyms

Antonyms

1. opened

adjective. [‘ˈoʊpənd’] used of mouth or eyes.

Synonyms

agape
gaping
open
yawning
staring
wide-eyed
wide

Antonyms

cork
lock
bar
seal

Rhymes with Opened

abandoned
aforementioned
airconditioned
apportioned
auctioned
auditioned
awakened
bargained
beckoned
blackened
bludgeoned
brightened
broadened
burdened
burgeoned
buttoned
captioned
cautioned
cautioned
championed

Sentences with opened

1. Verb, past participle
You will receive an instant decision on whether the account can be opened or not.

2. Verb, past tense
Check the box beside «List my most recently opened documents.»

3. Adjective
Fold the top of a small, opened cereal bag and seal it with a plastic chip clip.

Quotes about opened

1. When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us.
— Helen Keller

2. The half hour between waking and rising has all my life proved propitious to any task which was exercising my invention… It was always when I first opened my eyes that the desired ideas thronged upon me.
— Walter Scott

3. Never close your lips to those whom you have already opened your heart.
— Charles Dickens

2. opened

adjective. [‘ˈoʊpənd’] made open or clear.

Antonyms

hate

3. opened

adjective. [‘ˈoʊpənd’] not sealed or having been unsealed.

Synonyms

unsealed

Antonyms

close
bolt

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Need another word that means the same as “openness”? Find 3 synonyms and 30 related words for “openness” in this overview.

Table Of Contents:

Openness as a Noun
Definitions of «Openness» as a noun
Synonyms of «Openness» as a noun (3 Words)
Usage Examples of «Openness» as a noun
Associations of «Openness» (30 Words)

The synonyms of “Openness” are: nakedness, receptiveness, receptivity

Openness as a Noun

Definitions of «Openness» as a noun

According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, “openness” as a noun can have the following definitions:

Characterized by an attitude of ready accessibility (especially about one’s actions or purposes); without concealment; not secretive.
Without obstructions to passage or view.
The quality of not being covered with buildings or trees.
Lack of secrecy or concealment; frankness.
Lack of restriction; accessibility.
Willingness or readiness to receive (especially impressions or ideas.
(in sport) a style of play characterized by action which is spread out over the field.
Acceptance of or receptiveness to change or new ideas.

Synonyms of «Openness» as a noun (3 Words)

nakedness	The state or fact of being naked. He made no attempt to conceal his nakedness.
receptiveness	Willingness or readiness to receive (especially impressions or ideas. This receptiveness* is the key feature in oestral behavior enabling natural mating to occur.*
receptivity	Willingness to consider or accept new suggestions and ideas. The sexual receptivity* of the camels was tested daily during the course of the experiment.*

Usage Examples of «Openness» as a noun

Fitness levels have evolved to increase the speed and openness of the game.

The openness of the prairies.
Our hallmark was openness to all comers.
It is the openness to possibilities that creates great research.
Total openness to all points of view.
The openness of the Western landscape.
A democratic society committed to openness and transparency.
The openness of the internet makes public debate more possible.

Associations of «Openness» (30 Words)

accountability	Responsibility to someone or for some activity. Lack of accountability* has corroded public respect for business and political leaders.*
authenticity	The quality of being authentic. The paper should have established the authenticity* of the documents before publishing them.*
candid	Truthful and straightforward; frank. It is better to let the photographer mingle among the guests and take candid* shots.*
candor	The quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech.
candour	The quality of being open and honest; frankness. A man of refreshing candour.
decency	The quality of conforming to standards of propriety and morality. A loose dress rather too low cut for decency.
directness	The quality of proceeding in a straight line without deflection. He was renowned for the clarity and directness* of his sermons.*
downright	Thoroughgoing. A downright* kind of person.*
forthrightness	The quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech.
frank	Unmistakable; obvious. Tell me what you think and you may just as well be frank.
friendliness	The quality of being friendly; affability. I was overwhelmed by the friendliness* of the people here.*
guileless	Devoid of guile; innocent and without deception. His face once so open and guileless.
honest	Simple, unpretentious, and unsophisticated. I did the only right and honest* thing.*
honesty	Referring to or using a way of charging for goods or services that relies on the customers to leave money in an unattended receptacle even though there is no one to collect their payments. There s a well stocked honesty* bar which includes local wine.*
integrity	The state of being whole and undivided. The structural integrity* of the novel.*
naivete	Innocence or unsophistication. Some of the material is laughable in its naïvet.
outspoken	Characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion. Outspoken in their opposition to segregation.
probity	The quality of having strong moral principles; honesty and decency. In a world where financial probity* may not be widespread.*
rectitude	Morally correct behaviour or thinking; righteousness. Mattie is a model of rectitude.
righteousness	The quality of being morally right or justifiable. Conviction of his own moral righteousness* gave his oratory an irresistible power.*
sincere	Characterized by a firm and humorless belief in the validity of your opinions. An entirely sincere* and cruel tyrant.*
sincerity	A quality of naturalness and simplicity. The sincerity* of his beliefs is unquestionable.*
straightness	Lack of a tendency to curl.
transparency	Permitting the free passage of electromagnetic radiation. The transparency* of ice.*
transparent	Easily understood or seen through (because of a lack of subtlety. CFCs and water vapour are virtually transparent* to incoming short wave solar radiation.*
truthful	(of artistic or literary representation) characterized by accuracy or realism; true to life. I think you re confusing being rude with being truthful.
truthfulness	The fact of being true; truth. We have had to judge the truthfulness* of the evidence.*
uprightness	The property of being upright in posture. Steadying himself he slowly managed to achieve a state of relative uprightness.
veracious	Habitually speaking the truth. A veracious* witness.*
veracity	Conformity to facts; accuracy. Officials expressed doubts concerning the veracity* of the story.*

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Synonyms

have/keep an open mind. phrase. to be willing to listen to other people’s opinions about someone or something.
liberal. adjective.
tolerant. adjective.
open-minded. adjective.
receptive. adjective.
broad-minded. adjective.
adaptable. adjective.
enterprising. adjective.

Besides, what is the opposite of being open minded?

Since closed is the opposite of open, you won’t be surprised to learn that closed-minded is the opposite of open—minded. Closed-minded means, “not willing to consider different ideas or opinions; having or showing a closed mind.”

One may also ask, what does open minded sexually mean?

A sexually open minded person can be bisexual, but a sexually open minded person may also be heterosexual or homosexual only. A sexually open minded person means they are willing to explore and experiment within the boundaries of what they deem as comfortable for them. Even if uncomfortable, at least acceptable.

What does it mean to be close minded?

adjective. having a mind firmly unreceptive to new ideas or arguments: It’s hard to argue with, much less convince, a closed—minded person.

What does open minded mean on a dating site?

Although, when you are dating and meeting new people, it’s wise not to be so closed-minded. Being open—minded means not closing off people that you could actually have a connection with, and it may not happen on the first date.

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What is another word for open-minded?

290 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ˈə͡ʊpənmˈa͡ɪndɪd], [ ˈə‍ʊpənmˈa‍ɪndɪd], [ ˈəʊ_p_ə_n_m_ˈaɪ_n_d_ɪ_d]

adj.

• acceptant (adjective)
- more accepting,
- most accepting.
• all (adjective)
- open-minded.
• broad (adjective)
- open minded,
- openminded.
• broad-minded (adjective)
- most undogmatic,
- most free thinking,
- more undogmatic,
- un-bigoted,
- broad minded,
- most unbigoted,
- dis passionate,
- most free-thinking,
- most freethinking,
- dis-passionate,
- more unbigoted,
- free thinking,
- more freethinking,
- un bigoted,
- more free thinking,
- un dogmatic,
- un-dogmatic,
- more free-thinking.
• catholic (adjective)
- World-wide,
- worldwide,
- unsectarian,
- whole,
- global.
• enlightened (adjective)
- re fined,
- knowing whats what,
- plugged in,
- in picture,
- knowing what what,
- wised up.
• fair-minded (adjective)
- fair minded,
- fairminded,
- fair square.
• humane (adjective)
- under standing,
- goodnatured,
- under-standing,
- more understanding,
- un-selfish,
- kindhearted,
- more forgiving,
- un selfish,
- good natured.
• impartial (adjective)
- most nondiscriminating,
- most on the fence,
- more nondiscriminatory,
- non partisan,
- un-colored,
- more on-the-fence,
- impartial,
- more nondiscriminating,
- most on-the-fence,
- most nondiscriminatory,
- un colored,
- un slanted,
- most uncolored,
- more unslanted,
- nonpartisan,
- more uncolored,
- non-discriminating,
- dis interested,
- un-slanted,
- non discriminatory,
- non-discriminatory,
- non discriminating,
- most unslanted,
- more on the fence,
- dis-interested.
• mild (adjective)
- charitable,
- libertarian,
- genial,
- peaceable,
- kind,
- quiet,
- lenient,
- liberal,
- even,
- benevolent,
- sweet,
- lax,
- cordial,
- forbearing,
- meek,
- benign,
- amiable,
- moderate,
- gentle,
- tolerant,
- tender,
- mild,
- insipid,
- clement,
- peaceful,
- soft.
• objective (adjective)
- un prepossessed,
- like is,
- un-emotional,
- more unprepossessed,
- un involved,
- Unprepossessed,
- un-involved,
- un emotional,
- strictly business.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- non-partisan,
- progressive,
- undogmatic,
- nondiscriminatory,
- humane,
- unprejudiced,
- unbiased,
- unslanted,
- free-thinking,
- freethinking,
- broad,
- in sympathy with,
- easy going,
- receptive,
- uncolored,
- acceptant,
- on same wavelength,
- open to suggestions,
- well-disposed,
- well-intentioned,
- permissive,
- easy-going,
- nondiscriminating,
- in the picture,
- broadminded,
- catholic,
- quick on the uptake,
- on-the-fence,
- acceptive,
- broad-minded,
- tuned in,
- revolutionary,
- unbigoted,
- simpatico,
- objective,
- without favor,
- fair-minded,
- favorably disposed,
- knowing what’s what,
- enlightened,
- swayable.
• permissive (adjective)
- most easy going,
- more allowing,
- most latitudinarian,
- most allowing,
- more easy-going,
- most approving,
- most easy-going,
- all-owing,
- more approving,
- more easy going,
- more latitudinarian,
- all owing.
• progressive (adjective)
- bleeding-heart,
- up-and-coming,
- forward-looking,
- gradual,
- reformist,
- left of center.
• revolutionary (adjective)
- innovative,
- just out.
• sympathetic (adjective)
- most well-intentioned,
- more simpatico,
- more wellintentioned,
- most simpatico,
- well intentioned,
- having a heart,
- more well intentioned,
- wellintentioned,
- most well intentioned,
- more well-intentioned,
- most wellintentioned,
- likeminded,
- having heart,
- like minded.
• unbiased (adjective)
- un-biased,
- un biased,
- un interested,
- even handed,
- on fence,
- un-interested.
• unprejudiced (adjective)
- un-influenced,
- un influenced,
- most uninfluenced,
- uninfluenced,
- more uninfluenced,
- un-prejudiced,
- un prejudiced.
n.
- live and let live,
- have/keep an open mind.
- accept,
- responsive,
- amenable.
- attitude,
- wide.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- character trait.
Other synonyms:
- liberality,
- enterprising,
- adaptable,
- openness.
- neutral.
• Other relevant words:
- open.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- susceptible,
- admissive,
- altruistic,
- flexible,
- loose,
- dispassionate,
- considerate,
- square,
- proper,
- candid,
- sensible,
- ethical,
- Unjaundiced,
- persuasible,
- patient,
- uncoloured,
- educated,
- pliable,
- in the know,
- malleable,
- sympathetic,
- pliant,
- aware,
- interested,
- Open-handed,
- knowledgeable,
- indulgent,
- frank,
- impressionable,
- magnanimous,
- well-informed,
- civilized,
- unconventional,
- nontraditional,
- perceptive,
- large,
- hospitable,
- commonsensical,
- equitable,
- common sense,
- nonrestrictive,
- influenceable,
- understanding,
- detached,
- radical,
- libertine,
- disinterested,
- suasible,
- even-handed,
- uninvolved,
- big,
- sophisticated,
- unorthodox,
- just,
- willing,
- moral,
- informed,
- not literal,
- judicious,
- fair,
- nonorthodox,
- suggestible,
- generous,
- latitudinarian,
- big-hearted,
- cultivated,
- right-minded,
- accessible,
- movable,
- pervious,
- observant,
- persuadable,
- impersonal,
- nonconventional,
- principled,
- weak,
- approachable,
- plastic,
- reasonable,
- rational,
- free,
- literate.

How to use «Open-minded» in context?

The word «open-minded» is defined as, » characterized by or showing a lack of preconceptions or bias, especially in regard to ideas, people, or methods.» This is an admirable trait to have as it allows one to be more knowledgeable and understanding of other people and things. It also allows people to be more creative and more influenced by new ideas.

Being open-minded has many benefits. It allows people to see things in a more objective way, which can make them more knowledgeable and less likely to be biased in their thinking. This can also lead to better decisions as the person is not influenced by the prejudices of the past.

Paraphrases for Open-minded:

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- Adjective
  broad-minded.
Forward Entailment
- Adjective
  open.
Reverse Entailment
- Adjective
  open-mindedness.
Independent
- Adjective
  amenable, evenhanded, fair-minded, inclusive, open-ended, opened, overt, responsive, sensitive, tolerant, transparent, unbiased, unlocked, unresolved, far-sighted, even-handed, liberalised, outward-looking, open-door, open-label, opening-up.
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- Adjective
  candid, dispassionate, enlightened, impartial, liberal, opening, openness, receptive, broadminded.

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1)The shop is open.
2)The shop is opened.
Is there a difference between «is open» and «is opened»? Or are they interchangebly?
Thank you.

«opened» is the past participle of «open»
So yoiu would want to say «the shop has opened»

Will open — future
Open — present
Has opened — past

BUT, in this case — Both «The shop is open» and «The shop has opened» imply the same idea, which is «Time to go shopping».

Hi,
I wonder why it’s not good to say «The shop is opened (by someone)» since it’s the passive mood.» If it’s in the active mood, is it wrong to say «the shop is opened?» I doubt it because it’s right to say «he is gone» and «he has gone.» Could someone clear up my doubt? Thanks.

You can say «The shop is opened» but only if it’s a habitual action. As in: «The shop is opened up at 7 o’clock each morning by one of our staff.»

If you want another way of saying «The shop is open», you can also say «The shop has been opened.»

You can say «He is gone» instead of «He has gone» because «gone» here functions as an adjective.

Loob

Hi,
I wonder why it’s not good to say «The shop is opened (by someone)» since it’s the passive mood.» If it’s in the active mood, is it wrong to say «the shop is opened?» I doubt it because it’s right to say «he is gone» and «he has gone.» Could someone clear up my doubt? Thanks.

There’s no problem with «The shop is opened (by someone)»
The shop is opened at 8am by the manager.

Last edited: Apr 12, 2009

Can I use the following interchangeably?

1) The shop wasn’t open yesterday.
2) The shop didn’t open yesterday.

Thanks!

There doesn’t seem to be much difference, though maybe in (2) you were expecting the shop to be open and it failed to open. Sentence (1) sounds somewhat more matter-of-fact. Perhaps yesterday was Sunday and that shop never opens on Sunday anyway.

Sun14

How about these two sentences:

1) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is

opened

there. It opened in 1830.»

2) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is

open

there. It opened in 1830.»

A guide said this to the tourists to describe the pizza capital city and the fist pizza restaurant.

1) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is

opened

there. It opened in 1830.»

2) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is

open

there. It opened in 1830.»

«Is opened» would mean that the restaurant is being opened as a habit, not in the past. So you could just say «The world’s first pizza restaurant opened there in 1830.» (In fact, the first one seems to have been opened in 1738.)

Sun14

«Is opened» would mean that the restaurant is being opened as a habit, not in the past. So you could just say «The world’s first pizza restaurant opened there in 1830.» (In fact, the first one seems to have been opened in 1738.)

It might mean it opened in 1830 and it is still open/opened?

It might mean it opened in 1830 and it is still open/opened?

Yes, or one could also say “It opened in 1830 and closed in 1990.”

Sun14

Yes, or one could also say “It opened in 1830 and closed in 1990.”

I mean what word should I choose to describe the situation now:

1) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is opened there. It opened in 1830.»

2) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is open there. It opened in 1830.»

A guide said this to the tourists to describe the pizza capital city and the fist pizza restaurant.

I mean what word should I choose to describe the situation now:

1) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is opened there. It opened in 1830.»

2) «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant is open there. It opened in 1830.»

A guide said this to the tourists to describe the pizza capital city and the fist pizza restaurant.

I think one can’t correct this just by changing one word. You have to change the whole sentence a bit.

Sentence number 1 would be passive in the present. (to be + past participle)
In 2., «open there» isn’t wrong, but not very natural. You don’t want to emphasize that it’s open at the time of writing, but that it’s still in business. So you could say, «The world’s first pizza restaurant, opened in 1830, is still doing business there.»

Or you could write, «The pizza capital of the world is Naples. The world’s first pizza restaurant was opened there in 1830 and is still serving diners today.»

Sun14

Does «The shop is open.» is the correct way to express the idea that the shop is running it’s business?

Does «The shop is open.» is the correct way to express the idea that the shop is running it’s business?

It could mean that.
It could also mean, simply, that the shop physically open, but not doing business. For example, the door may be open.

Sun14

It could mean that.
It could also mean, simply, that the shop physically open, but not doing business. For example, the door may be open.

Does «The shop is open by the manager» also means the shop physically open, but not doing business.

We don’t say, «The shop is open by the manager.»

Does «The shop is open by the manager» also means the shop physically open, but not doing business.

If you want to use «open» to mean «doing business», you could say it’s open for business; that sounds a little formal to me however.

Sun14

We don’t say, «The shop is open by the manager.»

If you want to use «open» to mean «doing business», you could say it’s open for business; that sounds a little formal to me however.

Got it. Thank you so much.

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На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать грубую лексику.

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Faith is but another word for victory.

Вера — это не что иное, как другое слово для победы.

It all suggests that another word is needed.

Hope is another word we often associate with religion.

Надежда — еще одно слово, которое часто путают со словом «вера».

There is another word for ‘self-discipline’.

Существует еще одно слово для определения понятия «самодисциплина».

It would be more precise to call Slavic and then Russian writings with another word.

Точнее было бы назвать славянскую, а потом и русскую письменность другим словом.

I would like us to consider another word.

Maybe waiting is just another word for letting go.

There is another word that is often used along with savant.

Существует еще одно слово, которое часто употребляют вместе со словом «мораль».

Vitality is another word for life force.

Humiliation is another word that is often confused with shame.

Унижение — еще одно слово, которое мы часто путаем со стыдом.

Accountability is another word for consequences.

«Подотчетность» — это еще одно слово для обозначения ответственности.

She always said Project is just another word for experiment.

Она всегда повторяла, что Проект это всего лишь другое слово для эксперимента.

Life is another word for love.

But then there’s another word.

Simplicity is another word I like to use when talking about clean design.

Простота — еще одно слово, которое я люблю использовать, говоря о чистом дизайне.

We use another word for describing this unknown space.

Мы используем другое слово для описания этого неведомого пространства.

But we are speaking about a company and a business process, so here we should use another word — effectiveness.

Но мы говорим о компании и бизнес-процессе, поэтому здесь подойдет другое слово — эффективность.

The rest of the world either calls it some variation of «football» or another word altogether.

Остальная часть мира либо называет его некоторые вариации слова «футбол» или другое слово в целом.

As if that’s not enough, another word for submarining is haunting.

Как будто этого недостаточно, другое слово для подводного плавания преследует.

Then you looked at the results, and maybe typed another word.

Затем смотрели на результат и, возможно, вводили еще одно слово.

Ничего не найдено для этого значения.

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