openness

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être ouvert, c'est-à-dire accessible, transparent ou réceptif, que ce soit dans l'espace physique, l'honnêteté des actions ou la disposition à considérer de nouvelles idées.

A noun describing the quality of being accessible, transparent, or receptive, whether referring to physical space, honesty in actions, or willingness to consider new ideas.

indénombrable

1. Lack of obstructionB2formal

   The quality of being free from barriers or obstacles, allowing clear passage or view.

   Absence d'obstruction

   • The openness of the landscape allowed us to see for miles.
   • The architect designed the room to maximize openness and light.
   • The openness of the field made it perfect for the festival.

   Synonymesaccessibilityclarityclearnessspaciousnesstransparency

   Antonymesbarrierblockageclosureobstructionocclusion

2. Transparency and honestyB2formal

   The quality of being straightforward, honest, and not secretive about one's actions or intentions.

   Transparence et honnêteté

   • The manager valued openness and encouraged employees to share their concerns.
   • Her openness about her past mistakes earned her trust.
   • The company's policy of openness helped build a positive reputation.

   Synonymescandordirectnessforthrightnessfranknesshonestysinceritystraightforwardnesstransparencytruthfulness

   Antonymesconcealmentdeceptivenessdishonestyevasivenesssecretiveness

3. Receptiveness to new ideasB2formal

   A willingness or readiness to consider new ideas, experiences, or impressions.

   Ouverture d'esprit

   • His openness to different cultures made him a great traveler.
   • The team's openness to feedback led to significant improvements.
   • She approached the new subject with an openness to learn.

   Synonymesbroad-mindednessreceptivenessreceptivitytolerancewillingness

   Antonymesbigotrydogmatismintolerancenarrow-mindedness