open

US /ˈoʊ.pən/
UK /ˈoʊ.pən/
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1.

allowing access, passage, or a view through an empty space; not closed or blocked up

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The door was open.
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The shop is open until 9 PM.
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closedshutblocked
2.

not covered or enclosed

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He left the window open.
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The wound was still open.
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coveredenclosed
3.

frank and communicative; not secretive

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She was very open about her feelings.
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He has an open mind to new ideas.
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frankcandidhonestforthrightdirect
1.

move (a door or window) from a closed position so as to allow access or a view

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Please open the window.
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He opened the book to page 50.
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closeshut
2.

start or begin (an event, a business, or a period of time)

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The new store will open next month.
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The meeting will open with a prayer.
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beginstartcommenceinaugurate
1.

in an open position or state

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He pushed the door open.
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The box burst open.
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closedshut
1.

an open or unobstructed space

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They ran out into the open.
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The vast open of the desert stretched before them.
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outdoorsopen airuncovered area
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openingopeneropen toopennessbottle openercan openeropen-plan