Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-the-open
Adjective
/ɪn ði ˈoʊ.pən/
Definition
Not concealed or hidden; in a place where something can be easily seen or observed.
Examples
- The documents were left in-the-open for everyone to see.
- He prefers to work in-the-open rather than in a closed office.
- The wildlife was observed in-the-open during the safari.
Meaning
The phrase ‘in-the-open’ refers to something that is exposed to view, rather than being hidden or covered. It often signifies transparency or clarity in situations.
Synonyms
- Exposed
- Visible
- Unconcealed
- Apparent
