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Definition of embrace
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Embrace
(n.) To
accept;
to
undergo;
to
submit
to.
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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..
Inclasp
::
Inclasp
(v. t.) To clasp
within;
to hold fast to; to
embrace
or
encircle.
Swallow
::
Swallow
(v. t.) To
receive
or
embrace,
as
opinions
or
belief,
without
examination
or
scruple;
to
receive
implicitly..
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..
Hug
::
Hug (v. t.) To press
closely
within
the arms; to clasp to the
bosom;
to
embrace.
Inspectorship
::
Inspectorship
(n.) The
district
embraced
by an
inspector's
jurisdiction.
Comprehend
::
Comprehend
(v. t.) To
contain;
to
embrace;
to
include;
as, the
states
comprehended
in the
Austrian
Empire..
Fold
::
Fold (v.) That which is
folded
together,
or which
infolds
or
envelops;
embrace..
Strict
::
Strict
(a.)
Strained;
drawn
close;
tight;
as, a
strict
embrace;
a
strict
ligature..
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To
encircle;
to
encompass;
to
inclose.
Neophyte
::
Neophyte
(n.) A new
convert
or
proselyte;
-- a name given by the early
Christians,
and still given by the Roman
Catholics,
to such as have
recently
embraced
the
Christian
faith,
and been
admitted
to
baptism,
esp. to
converts
from
heathenism
or
Judaism..
Conclude
::
Conclude
(v. t.) To
include;
to
comprehend;
to shut up
together;
to
embrace.
Colling
::
Colling
(v. t.) An
embrace;
dalliance.
Side
::
Side (v. i.) To
embrace
the
opinions
of one
party,
or
engage
in its
interest,
in
opposition
to
another
party;
to take
sides;
as, to side with the
ministerial
party..
Programme
::
Programme
(n.) That which is
written
or
printed
as a
public
notice
or
advertisement;
a
scheme;
a
prospectus;
especially,
a brief
outline
or
explanation
of the order to be
pursued,
or the
subjects
embraced,
in any
public
exercise,
performance,
or
entertainment;
a
preliminary
sketch..
Bosom
::
Bosom (n.)
Embrace;
loving
or
affectionate
inclosure;
fold.
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.
Press
::
Press (v.) To
embrace
closely;
to hug.
Clasp
::
Clasp (v. t.) To
inclose
and hold in the hand or with the arms; to
grasp;
to
embrace.
Embracive
::
Embracive
(a.)
Disposed
to
embrace;
fond of
caressing.
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