ope
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /oʊp/
KK: /oʊp/
adjective
Definition
Not closed; allowing access or passage; free from obstruction.
Example
The door was left ope, letting in a cool breeze.
Conversation
I really love how your new apartment feels so open and bright.
Thanks! I wanted a space that felt welcoming.
It definitely has that vibe, especially with the big windows.
Yeah, they really help to make the place feel open and airy.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
accessible
clear
unlocked
Antonyms
closed
blocked
sealed
verb
Definition
To make something accessible or to allow entry by moving it apart or removing a barrier.
Example
She decided to ope the window to let in some fresh air.
Tense Forms
Past: oped
Past Participle: oped
Conversation
Can you help me ope this jar?
Sure! It can be tough sometimes.
I always struggle with these lids.
Root Explanation
This word originates from Old English 'ope', meaning open or to open. It refers to the state of being open or the action of opening something.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word 'ope' which means open — this helps you remember that 'ope' relates to the action of opening.
Visually Confused Words
tope
sope
rope
pope
olpe
nope
mope
lope