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open·ness [ˈəʊpənnəs] N no pl

openness

odkritost f

openness

odprtost f

openness

javnost f

openness of view, expanse

openness of view, expanse

openness of a room

openness of a room

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This changed in the 20th century, through conscious reform and the secular openness of knowledge. en.wikipedia.org

It is probably named from the openness of its harbor (free from ice). en.wikipedia.org

Research has linked the unusual experiences factor to high neuroticism and openness to experience. en.wikipedia.org

He advocates defending (always as peacefully as is possible) values including tolerance, openness, reason, and respect for others. en.wikipedia.org

More recent research has replicated this finding using contemporary measures of openness. en.wikipedia.org

People who score low on openness are considered to be "closed to experience". en.wikipedia.org

This openness is achieved through glazed walls and a large stairwell. en.wikipedia.org

Mixing times and places, gardens and plastic responses, order and chaos, control and openness natural style. en.wikipedia.org

As a result, science is not in opposition to art and religion but in a different relationship to openness and closure. en.wikipedia.org

With his diplomatic skills and his openness towards modern society, he gained respect for himself and the papacy. en.wikipedia.org

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