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Adjective Not closed or fastened unlocked ajar unbolted unclosed unfastened gaping unbarred unlatched yawning agape clear free unsecured not shut unsealed wide open cleared expanded not closed patulous peeled revealed unshut made passable off the latch partly open “We were not far from the wall now, and my eyes were fastened upon the open gate.” Adjective Freely available for use or participation by all free available vacant accessible obtainable unoccupied usable handy unfilled employable operative unengaged admissible allowable appropriate attainable empty getable permitted reachable securable suitable on hand on hold on offer at your disposal at your fingertips on deck within reach to be had to hand up for grabs on tap “We usually have at least one printer open for use by staff at any particular time.” Adjective Not concealed obvious apparent manifest plain clear evident overt patent visible conspicuous noticeable palpable blatant frank undisguised distinct flagrant pronounced transparent unconcealed barefaced downright unmistakable avowed perceptible recognisableUK recognizableUS unhidden brazen unsubtle well-known much in evidence “We can see his influence in the works of Van Gogh, Cezanne and Matisse, who was open in his admiration.” Adjective Not yet settled or decided unresolved undecided unsettled debatable arguable doubtful ambiguous moot pending unanswered undetermined unsolved controversial dubious dubitable equivocal uncertain indecisive questionable not yet settled open for discussion open to debate problematic in question yet to be settled up for discussion up in the air yet to be decided “Whether or not we blame individual managers or individuals I think is open for debate.” Adjective Honest and frank frank candid direct honest straightforward unreserved natural forthright innocent transparent artless free-spoken outspoken plain plain-spoken forthcoming guileless ingenuous blunt downright genuine sincere uninhibited upfront up-front communicative plainspoken straight truthful unguarded freehearted openhearted fair round simple undissembled above board out-front on the level open-and-shut straight from the shoulder talking turkey lay it on the line not afraid to call a spade a spade “The challenge is to convince the industry to be more open about their experiments.” Adjective Being in a situation where one is likely to meet with harm susceptible vulnerable exposed liable subject disposed permitting undefended unprotected endangered sensitive unfortified at risk of subject to wide open defenceless against in danger laid bare laid open left open allowing of an easy target for at the mercy of “He criticized the system for being open to abuse.” Adjective Not clogged up unclogged unobstructed unplugged unstopped unstoppered unimpeded emptied unburdened vacated “It's crucial that we clean our pipes out regularly to keep them open at all times.” Adjective (of space) Unenclosed or not built-up rolling sweeping unenclosed exposed extensive wide expansive spacious uncrowded undeveloped unfenced unsheltered airy bare broad uncluttered wide-open unbuilt-up unspoilt wide open not built-up removed “She was fascinated by the country's wide open spaces and vast grassy plains.” Adjective Extended, expanded, or unfolded unfolded extended unfurled unrolled expanded ringent spread out stretched out straightened out “There are several flowers already open on the Japanese quince.” Adjective Open for business operational operating running trading active in business in operation live in the market in action open for business open to the public “Our little family restaurant has been open for the best part of a dozen years.” Adjective Receptive to ideas or opinions receptive amenable responsive welcoming sympathetic broad-minded open-minded disposed to listen ready to listen willing to listen “I'm open to any suggestions on alternative revenue streams.” Adjective With no restrictions on those allowed to participate public across-the-board all-inclusive broad general overarching universal blanket nondiscriminatory unrestricted catholic non-exclusive non-restrictive open-door unconditional unqualified welcoming free-for-all open to the public accessible to everyone free to all one-size-fits-all “The concert was an open event where anyone and everyone could attend.” Adjective Giving or sharing in abundance and without hesitation generous charitable liberal beneficent benevolent bountiful unstinting bounteous free kind munificent unselfish bighearted freehanded freehearted fulsome openhanded open-handed prodigal ungrudging unsparing “The public's open and generous response to the appeal was heartwarming.” Adjective (of clothing) Not closed or fastened unbuttoned undone unfastened gaping unzipped agape loose unbuckled unlaced untied not done up “He was dressed simply, in black breeches and a white shirt that was open at the neck.” Adjective Unobstructed by buildings or trees clear passable navigable free unblocked uncluttered unhindered unimpeded unobstructed ice-free snow-free unhampered free from obstructions “The council used several tonnes of grit in a bid to keep the main roads open.” Adjective Being in an impartial state impartial objective unbiased neutral non-partisan unprejudiced detached disinterested dispassionate non-discriminatory uncommitted “We are keeping an open mind as to the course of action we should be taking.” Adjective Not covered exposed bare uncovered naked disclosed bald stripped denuded peeled dehiscent “He quickly grabbed some bandages to cover his open wound.” Adjective Approachable in demeanour approachable amicable agreeable friendly mellow “I wouldn't say he was an open man. He was a serious man, and was rightly seen as such.” Adjective Having spaces or gaps gappy honeycombed lacy loose porous spongy filigree fretted holey openwork “This type of pizza base has a distinctive crisp crust and open texture.” Verb To make open unfasten unbolt free unbar unlatch unlock unblock unclose pop release spread unshut throw wide “Could you open the windows to let some fresh air in?” Verb To become open split clear separate display fissure gap gape give way yawn break up come apart break out “The automatic doors with sensors would open whenever a person approached.” Verb To force open break jimmy burst crack penetrate rupture lacerate lance perforate pierce puncture sever slit slot break in bust in kick in “A few suspicious individuals were trying to open our neighbor's door.” Verb To set or be set in action begin start launch commence inaugurate initiate kick off trigger instigate kick-start bow convene embark embark on embark upon enter into enter upon get going get under way lead off ring in set in motion set off start the ball rolling fall to get off get off the ground get the ball rolling jump-start set the ball rolling strike into get things rolling raise the curtain get something off the ground get the show on the road “We will now open this event with a speech by our CEO.” Verb To stretch or straighten out unfold unfurl expand extend unroll outspread outstretch spread out fan out flare out stretch out straighten out “The Organ Pipe cactus will open its blossoms only during the cooler evening hours.” Verb (of a container or package) To unwrap unwrap unseal untie uncover undo unravel unlace unstrap “Every package of pills I open comes with a pamphlet warning of possible side effects.” Verb (of clothing) To remove or undo unclasp undo loosen unbutton unzip unclothe “I had to open my jacket as it was getting too warm inside.” Verb (of a hole or opening) To unplug unclog unplug unstop hole tap vent ventilate “This acid-based solution will help to open up your clogged pipes.” Verb (of a beverage bottle) To uncork uncork broach crack open crack “Shall I open another bottle of the Bordeaux?” Verb To reveal one's deep thoughts or emotions reveal bare disclose expose exhibit show uncover divulge lay bare pour out expose to view “Open your heart to me, baby. I hold the lock and you hold the key.” Verb To open for business begin business begin trading open for business start trading admit customers be ready for customers be ready for visitors set up shop “The supermarket will open at a later time on weekends.” Verb To lead into a space or area, usually with an impressive view or ambience lead face overlook give access be connected communicate with give on to command a view of “The rooms have doors that open onto French balconies overlooking the beach.” Noun (the open) A place or location removed from human habitation outdoors nature wild wilderness open air out-of-doors “We like getting away from the city spending time in the open every now and then.” Find more words! 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