open

open
1. adjective
1)

the door's open

Syn:
not shut, not closed, unlocked, unbolted, unlatched, off the latch, unfastened, unsecured; ajar, gaping, wide open, yawning
Ant:
closed, shut
2)

a blue silk shirt, open at the neck

Syn:
unfastened, not done up, undone, loose; unbuttoned, unzipped, unbuckled, untied, unlaced
3)

the main roads are open

Syn:
clear, passable, navigable, unblocked, unobstructed
Ant:
blocked, impassable
4)

open countryside

open spaces

Syn:
unenclosed, rolling, sweeping, extensive, wide open, unfenced, exposed, unsheltered; spacious, airy, uncrowded, uncluttered; undeveloped, unbuilt-up
Ant:
enclosed, developed
5)

a map was open beside him

Syn:
spread out, unfolded, unfurled, unrolled; extended, stretched out
Ant:
closed (up), folded
6)

the bank wasn't open

Syn:
open for business, open to the public
Ant:
closed
7)

the position is still open

Syn:
available, vacant, free, unfilled; informal up for grabs
Ant:
unavailable, filled
8)

the system is open to abuse

Syn:
vulnerable to, subject to, susceptible to, liable to, exposed to, an easy target for, at risk of, permitting of
Ant:
immune
9)

she was open about her feelings

Syn:
frank, candid, honest, forthcoming, communicative, forthright, direct, unreserved, plain-spoken, outspoken, straightforward, blunt, not afraid to call a spade a spade; informal upfront; archaic free-spoken
Ant:
secretive, withdrawn
10)

open hostility

Syn:
overt, obvious, patent, manifest, palpable, conspicuous, plain, undisguised, unconcealed, clear, apparent, evident; blatant, flagrant, barefaced, brazen
Ant:
concealed
11)

the case is still open

Syn:
unresolved, undecided, unsettled, yet to be settled, up in the air; open to debate, open for discussion, arguable, debatable, moot
Ant:
resolved, concluded
12)

an open mind

Syn:
impartial, unbiased, unprejudiced, objective, disinterested, nonpartisan, nondiscriminatory, neutral, dispassionate, detached
Ant:
biased, one-sided
13)

I'm open to suggestions

Syn:
receptive, amenable, willing to listen, ready to listen, responsive
14)

what other options are open to us?

Syn:
available, accessible, on hand, obtainable
15)

an open meeting

Syn:
public, general, unrestricted, nonexclusive, nonrestrictive
Ant:
private
2. verb
1)

she opened the front door

Syn:
unfasten, unlatch, unlock, unbolt, unbar; throw wide
Ant:
close, shut
2)

Katherine opened the parcel

Syn:
unwrap, undo, untie, unseal
Ant:
wrap, seal
3)

shall I open another bottle?

Syn:
uncork, broach, crack (open)
Ant:
seal, cork
4)

Adam opened the map

Syn:
spread out, unfold, unfurl, unroll, straighten out; extend, stretch out
Ant:
close, fold up
5)

he opened his heart to her

Syn:
reveal, uncover, expose, lay bare, bare, pour out, disclose, divulge
6)

we're hoping to open next month

Syn:
open for business, start trading, set up shop; informal hang out one's shingle
7)

Valerie opened the meeting

Syn:
begin, start, commence, initiate, set in motion, launch, get going, get underway, get the ball rolling, get off the ground; inaugurate; informal kick off, get the show on the road
Ant:
conclude, end
8)

the lounge opens on to a balcony

Syn:
give access to, lead to, be connected to, communicate with; face, overlook, command a view of

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