ope

[ ohp ]

adjective

, Literary.

, oped, op·ing.

1. open.

ope

/ əʊp /

verb

1. an archaic or poetic word for open

Example Sentences

A spokesman affirmed: “This meeting, like most OPE meetings, is closed to press and off the record.”

From The Daily Beast

In vaginismo hysterico et in aliis casibus insanabilibus intromissio fieri potest ope chloroformi ad evitandum divortium.

From Project Gutenberg

The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, Then ope'd his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung!

From Project Gutenberg

You were born for a mansion, an' I 'ope you'll always 'ave one to live in.'

From Project Gutenberg

And Hi 'ope that Dobbs 'as given ample proof to Bobbs that ee his deservin' of 'is confidence.

From Project Gutenberg

I 'ope you won't think me troublesome, sir, if I tells you 'ow matters are between Mrs. Crofton and my 'usband?

From Project Gutenberg