open-minded (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌoʊpən ˈmaɪndɪd/

Definition

Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced and free from bias.

Examples

• She is very open-minded and always willing to try new foods.

• The committee was open-minded about the proposed changes.

• He has an open-minded approach to solving problems.

How to Use open-minded

open-minded about (prepositional phrase)

Willing to consider new ideas or opinions regarding a specific subject. — "The teacher was open-minded about new teaching methods."

open-minded to (prepositional phrase)

Willing to accept or consider new things, especially new ideas or experiences. — "She is always open-minded to suggestions from her colleagues."

Synonyms of open-minded

Words with a similar meaning to open-minded:

• tolerant
• unprejudiced
• receptive
• broad-minded

Antonyms of open-minded

Words with the opposite meaning to open-minded:

• narrow-minded
• prejudiced
• bigoted

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