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roominess

4.4

The ability to accept different ideas and opinions

noun
/ˈrumɪnəs/

: amplitud

In philosophical debate, roominess is a valuable trait, fostering creative solutions.

Examples

His scholarly roominess made the department truly innovative.
The roominess of her ideas impressed everyone at the meeting.
Her roominess allowed her to consider everyone's point of view without judgment.
His roominess of thought allows for diverse opinions.
Her roominess allowed her to consider everyone's point of view without judgment.
His scholarly roominess encouraged students to explore various perspectives during discussions.
In philosophical debates, roominess promotes a constructive atmosphere where all ideas are respected.

Synonyms

openness

vsroominess

35 3.9

Being willing to try or accept new ideas and experiences

focuses on breadth of intellect rather than only the willingness to try ideas

mindedness

vsroominess

18 6.4

A way of thinking that is open to new ideas

highlights broad open outlook rather than one specific attitude or view

largeness

vsroominess

1 6.1

A broad understanding of ideas and people, not focused on small details

is concentrated on outlook breadth rather than the general measure of understanding

expansiveness

vsroominess

1 6.0

Friendliness and openness that make people feel welcome

contrasts with an intellectual breadth focus rather than social friendliness or talkativeness

capaciousness

vsroominess

8.9

A mind that can understand many different ideas and subjects

is more about a general open outlook than only capacity to include views

Antonyms

narrow-mindedness

2 7.4

Not willing to accept opinions or ways that are different from your own

How Open-Minded

openness

35 3.9

roominess

4.4

tolerance

160 3.7

Surface Forms

roominess singular

roominesses plural

Morphology

roominess = roomy (semi-transparent) = room + y + ness

The formation from 'room' to 'roomy' and '-ness' is morphologically regular even when used figuratively.

Etymology

Roominess can also describe a person or mind that has space for ideas. A helpful way to remember this is to think of having 'room' in your mind for new thoughts, so roominess can mean being open to different views.