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opening
noun
1 the act of making or becoming open.
2 a hole or gap, especially one that can serve as a passageway.
3 a beginning or first stage of something.
4 theat the first performance of a play or opera, etc.
5 chess a recognized sequence of moves played at the beginning of a game.
6 an opportunity or chance.
7 a vacancy.
8 law a preliminary statement about a legal case made by counsel before witnesses are called.
9 the two pages that are exposed together when a book, etc is opened.
10 chiefly US an area of ground in a forest, etc in which there are very few or no trees.
adjective relating to or forming an opening; first opening night at the opera opening batsman .
noun
1 the act of making or becoming open.
2 a hole or gap, especially one that can serve as a passageway.
3 a beginning or first stage of something.
4 theat the first performance of a play or opera, etc.
5 chess a recognized sequence of moves played at the beginning of a game.
6 an opportunity or chance.
7 a vacancy.
8 law a preliminary statement about a legal case made by counsel before witnesses are called.
9 the two pages that are exposed together when a book, etc is opened.
10 chiefly US an area of ground in a forest, etc in which there are very few or no trees.
adjective relating to or forming an opening; first opening night at the opera opening batsman .
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