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What is a vivid verb for open?

Here are some vivid verbs for "open," depending on the context:

For a forceful action:

* Burst - implies sudden, forceful opening.

* Shatter - for breaking open something fragile.

* Rip - for tearing something open forcefully.

* Pry - for opening something with difficulty.

* Unleash - implies releasing something held back.

For a gentle action:

* Unfold - for opening something that was folded.

* Unveil - for revealing something that was hidden.

* Bloom - for something that opens slowly and gracefully.

* Expand - for something that opens and grows larger.

For a specific action:

* Unzip - for opening a zipper.

* Unscrew - for opening something with screws.

* Unlock - for opening something with a key.

* Unlatch - for opening something with a latch.

For a metaphorical meaning:

* Embrace - for opening up to new ideas or experiences.

* Unlock - for understanding or solving a problem.

* Reveal - for making something known.

The best verb to use will depend on the specific context and the image you want to evoke.

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