Synonym Dictionary

A natural or habitual tendency to behave in a certain way.

Approval expressed openly by a group, often through a voice vote.

Uncertainty caused by more than one possible meaning or interpretation.

Open to more than one interpretation or not clearly expressed.

Willing to consider a proposal or respond favorably to influence.

To introduce a subject for discussion, especially a delicate one.

Open and honest expression.

Likely to cause disagreement, or inclined to argue.

Open to reasonable disagreement or uncertainty.

To condemn openly and strongly.

A person's usual temperament or tendency to act in a certain way.

Insisting on beliefs as unquestionably true without sufficient openness to challenge.

Uncertain or doubtful; also questionable in reliability or value.

Unclear, open to different interpretations, or not conclusive.

Willing to consider people and arguments without bias or favoritism.

Direct and candid in expression.

Open, sincere, and direct in expressing what one thinks.

Not allowing passage through; figuratively, unaffected by an influence.

A tendency, preference, or disposition toward a particular action or view.

Impossible to dispute successfully on the available evidence.

Innocent, candid, and free from artifice, sometimes naively so.

Open to unfamiliar ideas or ways of living rather than narrowly bound by convention.

A political tradition emphasizing individual freedom, civil liberties, and openness to reform.

Expressing opinions openly and directly.