heart; mind; breadth of mind
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesnoun
heart; mind; mood; inner feelings
literaryRefers to one's inner emotional state or mood, often describing feelings of comfort, openness, or distress. Commonly used in literary contexts.
Reading this good book makes one's mind open and one's spirit carefree.
After the rain cleared, he suddenly felt a pleasant openness in his heart, with all his worries gone.
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Climbing high and looking far, one's mind suddenly becomes clear and open.
noun
breadth of mind; magnanimity; mental outlook
literaryRefers to the capacity or breadth of one's mind and spirit; often describes someone who is broad-minded, tolerant, or has high aspirations.
This elderly gentleman is broad-minded and never fusses over personal gains and losses.
Young people should have broad minds and aspire to great heights.
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He is an open and aboveboard person with a candid heart.