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• operner,
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• ophaned,
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• opone,
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• jopined,
• speend,
• opionated

What does it mean when something has been "opened"? It could refer to a variety of different things, ranging from a closed container that has had its seal broken, a box with its top taken off, a letter being delivered, a new business having its doors opened, or even a bottle of beer being uncapped.

The most common usage, however, is when speaking of something that has been activated, initiated, or made operational. This can apply to computers, cell phones, businesses, institutions, or other structures. In such cases, it means that things have been set in motion and become accessible or ready for use.