Synonyms for wide-open
wide-open

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1. wide-openadjective

   open wide

   "left the doors wide-open"

   Synonyms:
   lawless

   Antonyms:
   shut, unopen, lawful, closed

2. wide-open, lawlessadjective

   lax in enforcing laws

   "a wide-open town"

   Synonyms:
   outlaw(a), anarchical, anarchic, lawless

   Antonyms:
   unopen, closed, lawful, shut

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1. List of paraphrases for "wide-open":

   fully-opened

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1. Brian Hannasch:

   In terms of politics, I think we went into this with eyes wide open knowing that this was a risk, and I certainly do believe that the pandemic has heightened the food security issue, particularly in France, and so whether that changes over time, it’s hard to say.

2. Ron Hosko:

   Europe is fairly wide open with respect to travel, making the job of counter terror components much harder, and ISIS is a game-changer all around. Proximity and populations pose real and current risks.

3. Ibrahim Suffian:

   The field is wide open for him, if he considers coming back as PM, he has the freedom to choose his partners or who he would like to be part of his cabinet.

4. Chuck Schumer:

   Let's be clear. Democrats love tojust live it up and do all thesethings while the American peoplesuffer.Our border is wide open.Spending is a mess.Inflation is on the rise.The purchasing power of poorAmericans has been obliteratedwe have more than 10,000Americans locked behind Talibanlines in Afghanistan, and these people want to party.

5. Wolfe Herd:

   We need to go where we're needed the most, the most traditional, the most misogynistic mindsets globally — those markets for us are completely wide-open prairies.