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Definition of open-hearted in English: open-heartedadjective Freely expressing or displaying one's warm and kindly feelings. Betty's open-hearted goodwill Example sentencesExamples - A quintet of young, open-hearted Canadian theatre artists travelled to the Independent Republic of Georgia to immerse themselves in the theatre-loving and thrillingly exotic culture.
- They are generous, petty, lavish with their opinions, open-hearted.
- In a typically open-hearted and generous gesture, he is also offering to build an unobtrusive five-star hotel.
- Premila was a women of great understanding and wisdom, open-minded and open-hearted.
- I'd had lots of friends and classmates back in my high school days who'd seemed a lot like him: the grandkids of Italian and Sicilian immigrants, they were smiling and open-hearted, spunky and pugnacious.
- I'll be much less inclined to give you a open-hearted read if you've got an MFA than if you don't.
- The Goans, an extremely articulate, hospitable and open-hearted community, have enriched Konkani by adopting and naturalising words from Portuguese, English, Kannada and Marathi.
- He was an open-hearted artist who became an early advocate and performer of songs by gifted songwriters such as Bob Dylan, Tim Hardin, and Kris Kristofferson.
- And it is a good spirit: at its best, America is the most open-hearted, free-thinking, generous society in the world.
- I appeal to the council, your newspaper and generous people in Kendal to solve this problem with an open-hearted approach that would belie the accusation of mean-mindedness.
- She prized the frank, the open-hearted, the eager character beyond all others.
- I worry about her because she's very beautiful and very open-hearted and friendly to people.
- ‘He's thoughtful and open-hearted,’ said one.
- Natascha found the Bosnian people friendly, open-hearted, generous, and hospitable.
- ‘The fate of the nation much depends on the unity of intellectuals who are open-minded, religious people who are open-hearted and politicians who are open-mouthed,’ Eko said.
- Alderney's real joy is its people themselves the open-hearted hospitality when we were plied with homemade lemonade on a cycle ride around the cove.
- The open-hearted stories of uncertainty, failure and success created a safe and exploratory atmosphere where every person had the chance to take stock of the present and dream for the future.
- The studied schmaltz of this love-themed cabaret, built around the open-hearted and well-crafted songs of star Harry Lewis, is definitely not for the eye-rolling crowd.
- ‘Jason impressed me with his open-hearted manner, maybe because I was sincere, too,’ she said.
- Being prepared is everything, and the only way to do this is to strive to be the kind of person - among other things, open-hearted and rooted in the real - to whom such special experience may occur.
Derivatives noun ˌəʊpənˈhɑːtɪdnəs His open-heartedness is contagious; his sincerity and enthusiasm burning a comet-like trail across television's otherwise dark, cynical skies. Example sentencesExamples - But it also calls for a New Bottom Line in American society to transcend the ethos of materialism and selfishness and create a world based on caring and compassion, generosity, and open-heartedness.
- A friend recently suggested to me that what makes a strong show is open-heartedness: when a cast is truly excited about the text and the characters and demonstrates having struggled with their interpretation.
- This is how it should be, smiles, open-heartedness and enjoyment of the moment.
- My mother, particularly, and my father sensed a strong affinity with things Irish and the Irish approach to life - with an open-heartedness that people seem to have there.
Definition of open-hearted in US English: open-heartedadjectiveˈˌoʊpən ˈhɑrdədˈˌōpən ˈhärdəd Expressing or displaying one's warm and kindly feelings without concealment. Betty's open-hearted goodwill Example sentencesExamples - They are generous, petty, lavish with their opinions, open-hearted.
- He was an open-hearted artist who became an early advocate and performer of songs by gifted songwriters such as Bob Dylan, Tim Hardin, and Kris Kristofferson.
- A quintet of young, open-hearted Canadian theatre artists travelled to the Independent Republic of Georgia to immerse themselves in the theatre-loving and thrillingly exotic culture.
- ‘He's thoughtful and open-hearted,’ said one.
- She prized the frank, the open-hearted, the eager character beyond all others.
- The Goans, an extremely articulate, hospitable and open-hearted community, have enriched Konkani by adopting and naturalising words from Portuguese, English, Kannada and Marathi.
- I'd had lots of friends and classmates back in my high school days who'd seemed a lot like him: the grandkids of Italian and Sicilian immigrants, they were smiling and open-hearted, spunky and pugnacious.
- Being prepared is everything, and the only way to do this is to strive to be the kind of person - among other things, open-hearted and rooted in the real - to whom such special experience may occur.
- The open-hearted stories of uncertainty, failure and success created a safe and exploratory atmosphere where every person had the chance to take stock of the present and dream for the future.
- Natascha found the Bosnian people friendly, open-hearted, generous, and hospitable.
- Alderney's real joy is its people themselves the open-hearted hospitality when we were plied with homemade lemonade on a cycle ride around the cove.
- The studied schmaltz of this love-themed cabaret, built around the open-hearted and well-crafted songs of star Harry Lewis, is definitely not for the eye-rolling crowd.
- In a typically open-hearted and generous gesture, he is also offering to build an unobtrusive five-star hotel.
- I appeal to the council, your newspaper and generous people in Kendal to solve this problem with an open-hearted approach that would belie the accusation of mean-mindedness.
- ‘The fate of the nation much depends on the unity of intellectuals who are open-minded, religious people who are open-hearted and politicians who are open-mouthed,’ Eko said.
- I worry about her because she's very beautiful and very open-hearted and friendly to people.
- Premila was a women of great understanding and wisdom, open-minded and open-hearted.
- I'll be much less inclined to give you a open-hearted read if you've got an MFA than if you don't.
- ‘Jason impressed me with his open-hearted manner, maybe because I was sincere, too,’ she said.
- And it is a good spirit: at its best, America is the most open-hearted, free-thinking, generous society in the world.
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