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View definitions for wide open

wide open

adjective as in unarmed

adverb as in flat out

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It’s another wide-open affair to determine No. 1, with Westchester the early favorite.

The clip has each of the band members on the back of motorcycles cruising across a wide-open desert landscape.

She continues because she genuinely likes it, she said, but also because, even in this big, beckoning land full of wide-open spaces, there’s almost nowhere else for working people to live.

In what is one of the more wide-open playoffs in recent Major League Baseball history, the Dodgers epitomize the relative state of parity.

Victor Williams, a neighborhood resident who was visiting the park with friends, said he can’t fathom all the destructive behavior, the trashing of the grounds and the wide-open drug activity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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