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Definition of embrace
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Embrace
(v. t.) To
fasten
on, as
armor..
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Chin
::
Chin (n.) The
exterior
or under
surface
embraced
between
the
branches
of the lower jaw bone, in
birds..
Logistics
::
Logistics
(n.) That
branch
of the
military
art which
embraces
the
details
of
moving
and
supplying
armies.
The
meaning
of the word is by some
writers
extended
to
include
strategy.
Embrace
::
Embrace
(v. i.) To join in an
embrace.
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To clasp in the arms with
affection;
to take in the arms; to hug.
Cover
::
Cover (v. t.) To
extend
over; to be
sufficient
for; to
comprehend,
include,
or
embrace;
to
account
for or
solve;
to
counterbalance;
as, a
mortgage
which fully
covers
a sum
loaned
on it; a law which
covers
all
possible
cases of a
crime;
receipts
than do not cover
expenses..
Collingly
::
Collingly
(adv.)
With
embraces.
Enough
::
Enough
(adv.)
Fully;
quite;
-- used to
express
slight
augmentation
of the
positive
degree,
and
sometimes
equivalent
to very; as, he is ready
enough
to
embrace
the
offer..
Press
::
Press (v.) To
embrace
closely;
to hug.
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To
include
as parts of a
whole;
to
comprehend;
to take in; as,
natural
philosophy
embraces
many
sciences..
Passeres
::
Passeres
(n. pl.) An
order,
or
suborder,
of
birds,
including
more that half of all the known
species.
It
embraces
all
singing
birds
(Oscines),
together
with many other small
perching
birds..
Hug
::
Hug (n.) A close
embrace
or
clasping
with the arms, as in
affection
or in
wrestling..
Bosom
::
Bosom (n.)
Embrace;
loving
or
affectionate
inclosure;
fold.
Bow
::
Bow (v. t.) The
U-shaped
piece which
embraces
the neck of an ox and
fastens
it to the yoke.
Grapplement
::
Grapplement
(n.) A
grappling;
close fight or
embrace.
Infold
::
Infold
(v. t.) To clasp with the arms; to
embrace.
Fold
::
Fold (v.) That which is
folded
together,
or which
infolds
or
envelops;
embrace..
Clasp
::
Clasp (v. t.) To
inclose
and hold in the hand or with the arms; to
grasp;
to
embrace.
Sector
::
Sector
(n.) An
astronomical
instrument,
the limb of which
embraces
a small
portion
only of a
circle,
used for
measuring
differences
of
declination
too great for the
compass
of a
micrometer.
When it is used for
measuring
zenith
distances
of
stars,
it is
called
a
zenith
sector..
Gripe
::
Gripe (v. t.) To seize and hold fast; to
embrace
closely.
Interlock
::
Interlock
(v. i.) To
unite,
embrace,
communicate
with, or flow into, one
another;
to be
connected
in one
system;
to lock into one
another;
to
interlace
firmly..
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