Synonyms for keep open
keep open

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1. keep open, hold open, keep, saveverb

   retain rights to

   "keep my job for me while I give birth"; "keep my seat, please"; "keep open the possibility of a merger"

   Synonyms:
   spare, pull through, economize, retain, carry through, make unnecessary, hold back, salvage, hold on, continue, stay fresh, lay aside, economise, go along, relieve, salve, redeem, celebrate, hold open, keep, proceed, save up, observe, go on, hold, save, write, preserve, prevent, deliver, restrain, keep on, maintain, keep back, sustain, bring through

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1. • Reserve

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1. Nicholas Audsley:

   I would like to be a valuable person, more than anything. I would judge a persons value by how prepared they are to give what they have to others. I feel a responsibility to keep open to the opportunities for change in my lifetime, and not to waste time by becoming fixated with my own identity and worth.

2. Steven Lee:

   For us, going forward, we're really open to conversations within the industry. We'd love to keep open dialogues with the optometric community and the state legislative boards, because we really want to provide this great service and technology to the masses in North America and also the rest of the world, we think that there could be a lot of benefit, and we just want to work with everyone.

3. Gabriel Wisnewski-Parks:

   Joe Rogan's podcast absolutely has the potential to be dangerous, especially when we're talking about… communication over a public health issue, but it can be just as dangerous if we're going to start censoring because we need to figure out how to keep open those lines of communication in a way that is both critical and willing to question Joe Rogan's authority but at the same time recognizes that his appeal and his popularity are already entrenched in his audience. And that's not going anywhere.

4. Washington Irving:

   The sorrow for the dead is the only sorrow from which we refuse to be divorced. Every other wound we seek to heal -- every other affliction to forget: but this wound we consider it a duty to keep open -- this affliction we cherish and brood over in solitude.