leave oneself wide open for



leave oneself wide open for something

 and leave oneself wide open to something
Fig. to invite criticism or joking about oneself; to fail to protect oneself from criticism or ridicule. Yes, that was a harsh remark, Jane, but you left yourself wide open to it. I can't complain about your joke. I left myself wide open for it.
See also: leave, open, wide

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Soleilso-LAYVarious
Margarettamahr-gə-RET-əEnglish
Pembe-Turkish
Wilson['wilsn]
Joon-Hojoon-hoKorean
Ezgİ-Turkish