broad-mindedly

4.4

In an open way that accepts different opinions and behaviors

adverb
/ˌbrɔːdˈmaɪndɪdli/

: de manera tolerante

She broad-mindedly considered proposals that challenged her own views.

Examples

The organization broad-mindedly welcomed people from various backgrounds and beliefs.
The school broad-mindedly allowed students to express themselves through diverse art forms.
She accepted the proposal broad-mindedly.
He listened to the opposing view broad-mindedly.
She broad-mindedly considered proposals that challenged her own views.
The organization broad-mindedly welcomed people from various backgrounds and beliefs.
The school broad-mindedly allowed students to express themselves through diverse art forms.

Synonyms

tolerantly

vsbroad-mindedly

1 4.1

In a calm way that accepts different opinions or behavior

expresses acceptance with emphasis on openness to many views

Antonyms

narrow-mindedly

7.3

In a way that refuses to accept different ideas or people

intolerantly

6.5

Without accepting views or actions that are different from your own

How Open-Minded

broad-mindedly

4.4

tolerantly

1 4.1

narrow-mindedly

7.3

intolerantly

6.5

Surface Forms

broad-mindedly positive

broad-mindedlier comparative

broad-mindedliest superlative

Morphology

broad-mindedly = broad-minded (transparent) = broad + mind + ed + ly

The adverb is a regular -ly derivation from the adjective 'broad-minded', so the formation and meaning are straightforward.

Etymology

The word broad-mindedly comes from broad meaning 'wide' and mind meaning 'thought'. So to act broad-mindedly is to have a 'wide' mind that accepts different ideas and people.