Definition for Openhearted:

• Frank; sincere.

Synonyms for Openhearted:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • openhearted.
  •frank (adjective)
  • from the hip,
  • straight,
  • forthright,
  • blunt,
  • candid,
  • saying what one thinks,
  • matter-of-fact,
  • downright,
  • straightforward,
  • aboveboard,
  • truthful,
  • plainspoken,
  • bare-faced,
  • lay it on the line,
  • up front,
  • like it is,
  • plain,
  • direct.
  •kindly (adjective)
  • good,
  • thoughtful,
  • compassionate,
  • kindhearted,
  • neighborly,
  • gracious,
  • humane,
  • friendly,
  • generous.
  •liberal (adjective)
  • more free and easy,
  • more soft touch,
  • unsparing,
  • un-stinging,
  • most free-and-easy,
  • most unstinging,
  • un selfish,
  • most soft-touch,
  • liberal,
  • more unstinging,
  • most soft touch,
  • un-sparing,
  • munificent,
  • pro fuse,
  • softtouch,
  • un-selfish,
  • most free and easy,
  • un sparing,
  • un stinging,
  • more soft-touch,
  • pro-fuse,
  • more free-and-easy,
  • more softtouch,
  • princely,
  • most softtouch.
  •open (adjective)
  • upfront,
  • up-front,
  • Undissembled,
  • open and shut,
  • undisguised,
  • lay on the line.
  •true (adjective)
  • Kind-hearted.

• n.

  •communicative (noun)
  • communicative.
  •communicatory (noun)
  • communicatory.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • free-and-easy,
  • open,
  • soft-touch,
  • unstinging.
  •n.
  • benevolent,
  • charitable,
  • frank,
  • good-hearted,
  • honest,
  • kind,
  • kindly,
  • sincere,
  • sympathetic,
  • Large-hearted.

Antonyms for Openhearted:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    evasive, dissembling, politic, incommunicative, tight-lipped, reserved, quiet, ambiguous, circuitous, equivocal, considerate, inhibited, courteous, tactful, close-mouthed, civil, reticent, restrained, taciturn, unkind, polite, diplomatic, laconic.

Openhearted Sentence Examples:

• For one openhearted liberal old bachelor, you will find ten who are parsimonious, avaricious, cold - hearted, and too often destitute of those sympathies for their fellow beings which the married life has a tendency to elicit and perpetuate.