Antonyms for open-endedopen-end·ed

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1. open-endedadjective

   without fixed limits or restrictions

   "an open-ended discussion"

   Antonyms:
   unchangeable, restricted, determinate

2. open-endedadjective

   allowing for a spontaneous response

   "an open-ended question"

   Antonyms:
   unchangeable, restricted, determinate

3. open-endedadjective

   allowing for future changes or revisions

   "open-ended agreements"

   Antonyms:
   unchangeable, determinate, restricted

How to use open-ended in a sentence?

1. Brian Galvin:

   Space, dinosaurs and animals are some of the compelling STEM gateways for kids, so we lead with curiosity and open-ended questions to get them thinking.

2. Mary Ann Burg:

   It seemed to me that there was a lot of data that had been not been tapped out of this American Cancer Society survey, it’s very difficult to do an analysis of open-ended questions especially when there are thousands of responses.

3. Ken Russell:

   The meetings shouldn't have happened in the first place, an open-ended discussion on what should be a carefully investigated accusation can only put the city at exposure.

4. Melinda Plumley:

   We put together some material of easy, open-ended questions for staff to get the patient talking, and now we have patients who say that if it weren't for the woman who cleans my room, I'm not sure I would have made it.

5. James Leibold:

   One of the big concerns I have with this draft counter-terrorism bill is that the definition of terrorism is quite vague and open-ended and if we look at how Chinese officials and the media have used the terrorism tag in the past, it's chiefly applied to the Uyghurs as well as the Tibetans.

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