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open (a)
Definition: (of textures) full of small openings or gaps
Example: an open texture. a loose weave.
open (a)
loose (a)
Definition: (of textures) full of small openings or gaps
Example: an open texture. a loose weave.
English
open (a)
loose (a)
Definition: (of textures) full of small openings or gaps
Example: an open texture. a loose weave.
open (a)
Definition: ready or willing to receive favorably
Example: receptive to the proposals.
receptive (a)
open (a)
Definition: ready or willing to receive favorably
Example: receptive to the proposals.
English
receptive (a)
open (a)
Definition: ready or willing to receive favorably
Example: receptive to the proposals.
open (a)
Definition: affording free passage or access
Example: open drains. the road is open to traffic. open ranks.
open (a)
Definition: affording free passage or access
Example: open drains. the road is open to traffic. open ranks.
English
open (a)
Definition: affording free passage or access
Example: open drains. the road is open to traffic. open ranks.
open (n)
Definition: information that has become public
Example: all the reports were out in the open. the facts had been brought to the surface.
surface (n)
open (n)
Definition: information that has become public
Example: all the reports were out in the open. the facts had been brought to the surface.
English
surface (n)
open (n)
Definition: information that has become public
Example: all the reports were out in the open. the facts had been brought to the surface.
open (a)
Definition: (set theory) of an interval that contains neither of its endpoints
open (a)
Definition: (set theory) of an interval that contains neither of its endpoints
English
open (a)
Definition: (set theory) of an interval that contains neither of its endpoints
open (a)
Definition: not requiring union membership
Example: an open shop employs nonunion workers.
open (a)
Definition: not requiring union membership
Example: an open shop employs nonunion workers.
English
open (a)
Definition: not requiring union membership
Example: an open shop employs nonunion workers.
open (a)
Definition: ready for business
Example: the stores are open.
open (a)
Definition: ready for business
Example: the stores are open.
English
open (a)
Definition: ready for business
Example: the stores are open.
open (a)
Definition: without undue constriction as from e.g. tenseness or inhibition
Example: the clarity and resonance of an open tone. her natural and open response.
open (a)
Definition: without undue constriction as from e.g. tenseness or inhibition
Example: the clarity and resonance of an open tone. her natural and open response.
English
open (a)
Definition: without undue constriction as from e.g. tenseness or inhibition
Example: the clarity and resonance of an open tone. her natural and open response.
open (a)
Definition: not defended or capable of being defended
Example: an open city. open to attack.
undefended (a)
undefendable (a)
open (a)
assailable (a)
Definition: not defended or capable of being defended
Example: an open city. open to attack.
English
undefended (a)
undefendable (a)
open (a)
assailable (a)
Definition: not defended or capable of being defended
Example: an open city. open to attack.
open (a)
Definition: with no protection or shield
Example: the exposed northeast frontier. open to the weather. an open wound.
open (a)
exposed (a)
Definition: with no protection or shield
Example: the exposed northeast frontier. open to the weather. an open wound.
English
open (a)
exposed (a)
Definition: with no protection or shield
Example: the exposed northeast frontier. open to the weather. an open wound.
open (v)
Definition: begin or set in action, of meetings, speeches, recitals, etc.
Example: He opened the meeting with a long speech.
open (v)
Definition: begin or set in action, of meetings, speeches, recitals, etc.
Example: He opened the meeting with a long speech.
English
open (v)
Definition: begin or set in action, of meetings, speeches, recitals, etc.
Example: He opened the meeting with a long speech.
open (n)
Definition: where the air is unconfined
Example: he wanted to get outdoors a little. the concert was held in the open air. camping in the open.
outdoors (n)
out-of-doors (n)
open air (n)
open (n)
Definition: where the air is unconfined
Example: he wanted to get outdoors a little. the concert was held in the open air. camping in the open.
English
outdoors (n)
out-of-doors (n)
open air (n)
open (n)
Definition: where the air is unconfined
Example: he wanted to get outdoors a little. the concert was held in the open air. camping in the open.
open (a)
Definition: affording unobstructed entrance and exit
Example: an open door. they left the door open.
open (a)
unfastened (a)
Definition: affording unobstructed entrance and exit
Example: an open door. they left the door open.
English
unfastened (a)
open (a)
Definition: affording unobstructed entrance and exit
Example: an open door. they left the door open.
open (n)
Definition: a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water
Example: finally broke out of the forest into the open.
open (n)
clear (n)
Definition: a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water
Example: finally broke out of the forest into the open.
English
open (n)
clear (n)
Definition: a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water
Example: finally broke out of the forest into the open.
open (a)
Definition: affording free passage or view
Example: a clear view. a clear path to victory. open waters. the open countryside.
clear (a)
open (a)
Definition: affording free passage or view
Example: a clear view. a clear path to victory. open waters. the open countryside.
English
open (a)
clear (a)
Definition: affording free passage or view
Example: a clear view. a clear path to victory. open waters. the open countryside.
open (v)
Definition: become available
Example: an opportunity opened up.
open (v)
open up (v)
Definition: become available
Example: an opportunity opened up.
English
open up (v)
open (v)
Definition: become available
Example: an opportunity opened up.
open (a)
Definition: used of mouth or eyes
Example: keep your eyes open. his mouth slightly opened.
opened (a)
open (a)
Definition: used of mouth or eyes
Example: keep your eyes open. his mouth slightly opened.
English
opened (a)
open (a)
Definition: used of mouth or eyes
Example: keep your eyes open. his mouth slightly opened.
open (a)
Definition: open to or in view of all
Example: an open protest. an open letter to the editor.
open (a)
Definition: open to or in view of all
Example: an open protest. an open letter to the editor.
English
open (a)
Definition: open to or in view of all
Example: an open protest. an open letter to the editor.
open (v)
Definition: spread out or open from a closed or folded state
Example: open the map. spread your arms.
open (v)
spread (v)
spread out (v)
unfold (v)
Definition: spread out or open from a closed or folded state
Example: open the map. spread your arms.
English
unfold (v)
spread out (v)
spread (v)
open (v)
Definition: spread out or open from a closed or folded state
Example: open the map. spread your arms.
open (a)
Definition: having no protecting cover or enclosure
Example: an open boat. an open fire. open sports cars.
open (a)
Definition: having no protecting cover or enclosure
Example: an open boat. an open fire. open sports cars.
English
open (a)
Definition: having no protecting cover or enclosure
Example: an open boat. an open fire. open sports cars.
open (a)
Definition: openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness
Example: his candid eyes. an open and trusting nature. a heart-to-heart talk.
open (a)
heart-to-heart (a)
candid (a)
Definition: openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness
Example: his candid eyes. an open and trusting nature. a heart-to-heart talk.
English
open (a)
heart-to-heart (a)
candid (a)
Definition: openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness
Example: his candid eyes. an open and trusting nature. a heart-to-heart talk.
open (v)
Definition: cause to open or to become open
Example: Mary opened the car door.
open (v)
open up (v)
Definition: cause to open or to become open
Example: Mary opened the car door.
English
open up (v)
open (v)
Definition: cause to open or to become open
Example: Mary opened the car door.
open (v)
Definition: make available
Example: This opens up new possibilities.
open up (v)
open (v)
Definition: make available
Example: This opens up new possibilities.
English
open up (v)
open (v)
Definition: make available
Example: This opens up new possibilities.
open (a)
Definition: open and observable
Example: an overt lie. overt hostility. overt intelligence gathering. open ballots.
open (a)
overt (a)
Definition: open and observable
Example: an overt lie. overt hostility. overt intelligence gathering. open ballots.
English
overt (a)
open (a)
Definition: open and observable
Example: an overt lie. overt hostility. overt intelligence gathering. open ballots.
open (a)
Definition: accessible to all
Example: open season. an open economy.
open (a)
Definition: accessible to all
Example: open season. an open economy.
English
open (a)
Definition: accessible to all
Example: open season. an open economy.
open (a)
Definition: not brought to a conclusion
Example: an open question. our position on this bill is still undecided. our lawsuit is still undetermined.
open (a)
undecided (a)
undetermined (a)
unresolved (a)
Definition: not brought to a conclusion
Example: an open question. our position on this bill is still undecided. our lawsuit is still undetermined.
English
unresolved (a)
undetermined (a)
undecided (a)
open (a)
Definition: not brought to a conclusion
Example: an open question. our position on this bill is still undecided. our lawsuit is still undetermined.
open (v)
Definition: afford access to
Example: the door opens to the patio. The French doors give onto a terrace.
open (v)
give (v)
afford (v)
Definition: afford access to
Example: the door opens to the patio. The French doors give onto a terrace.
English
open (v)
give (v)
afford (v)
Definition: afford access to
Example: the door opens to the patio. The French doors give onto a terrace.
open (a)
Definition: not sealed or having been unsealed
Example: the letter was already open. the opened package lay on the table.
opened (a)
open (a)
Definition: not sealed or having been unsealed
Example: the letter was already open. the opened package lay on the table.
English
opened (a)
open (a)
Definition: not sealed or having been unsealed
Example: the letter was already open. the opened package lay on the table.
open (a)
Definition: not having been filled
Example: the job is still open.
open (a)
Definition: not having been filled
Example: the job is still open.
English
open (a)
Definition: not having been filled
Example: the job is still open.
open (v)
Definition: make the opening move
Example: Kasparov opened with a standard opening.
open (v)
Definition: make the opening move
Example: Kasparov opened with a standard opening.
English
open (v)
Definition: make the opening move
Example: Kasparov opened with a standard opening.
open (n)
Definition: a tournament in which both professionals and amateurs may play
open (n)
Definition: a tournament in which both professionals and amateurs may play
English
open (n)
Definition: a tournament in which both professionals and amateurs may play
open (v)
Definition: display the contents of a file or start an application as on a computer
open (v)
Definition: display the contents of a file or start an application as on a computer
English
open (v)
Definition: display the contents of a file or start an application as on a computer
open (v)
Definition: become open
Example: The door opened.
open (v)
open up (v)
Definition: become open
Example: The door opened.
English
open up (v)
open (v)
Definition: become open
Example: The door opened.
open (v)
Definition: have an opening or passage or outlet
Example: The bedrooms open into the hall.
open (v)
Definition: have an opening or passage or outlet
Example: The bedrooms open into the hall.
English
open (v)
Definition: have an opening or passage or outlet
Example: The bedrooms open into the hall.
open (a)
Definition: possibly accepting or permitting
Example: 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.
subject (a)
open (a)
capable (a)
Definition: possibly accepting or permitting
Example: 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.
English
subject (a)
open (a)
capable (a)
Definition: possibly accepting or permitting
Example: 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.
open (v)
Definition: start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning
Example: open a business.
open (v)
open up (v)
Definition: start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning
Example: open a business.
English
open up (v)
open (v)
Definition: start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning
Example: open a business.