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How to pronounce “open-hearted”
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- Practice the English pronunciation of open-hearted with real speech in context.
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- Frank and candidly straightforward
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A Deep Dive Into “open-hearted”
Meaning
- [Adjective]
- Frank and candidly straightforward
- Generous and kind
- Emotionally receptive
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