Ventilate
Ventilate (verb) /ˈven.tɪ.leɪt/ US /-ţəl.eɪt/
to circulate fresh air in an enclosed space – air – air out – freshen – express opinions publicly – make public, publicize, publish:
To ventilate the air in the kitchen, let’s open the window for a while.
In a boardroom meeting where pivotal decisions are being made, it’s essential for each team member to ventilate an opinion on the proposed strategy. By encouraging everyone to openly discuss their views and concerns, the team ensures that all potential risks and benefits are thoroughly evaluated. This transparent approach not only strengthens the decision-making process but also fosters a sense of collective responsibility and trust among colleagues. When opinions are ventilated and respected, the organization can move forward with confidence and unity.
Parts of speech
- Noun: ventilator
- Noun: ventilation
Antonyms
repress, suppress
