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Definition of embrace
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Embrace
(v. i.) To join in an
embrace.
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Grapplement
::
Grapplement
(n.) A
grappling;
close fight or
embrace.
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..
Espouser
::
Espouser
(n.) One who
espouses;
one who
embraces
the cause of
another
or makes it his own.
Entomostraca
::
Entomostraca
(n. pl.) One of the
subclasses
of
Crustacea,
including
a large
number
of
species,
many of them
minute.
The group
embraces
several
orders;
as the
Phyllopoda,
Ostracoda,
Copepoda,
and
Pectostraca.
See
Copepoda,
Phyllopoda,
and
Cladocera..
Reembrace
::
Reembrace
(v. i.) To
embrace
again.
Seljukian
::
Seljukian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Seljuk,
a
Tartar
chief who
embraced
Mohammedanism,
and began the
subjection
of
Western
Asia to that faith and rule; of or
pertaining
to the
dynasty
founded
by him, or the
empire
maintained
by his
descendants
from the 10th to the 13th
century..
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To seize
eagerly,
or with
alacrity;
to
accept
with
cordiality;
to
welcome..
Embraceor
::
Embraceor
(n.) One
guilty
of
embracery.
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To
accept;
to
undergo;
to
submit
to.
Convert
::
Convert
(n.) A
person
who is
converted
from one
opinion
or
practice
to
another;
a
person
who is won over to, or
heartily
embraces,
a
creed,
religious
system,
or
party,
in which he has not
previously
believed;
especially,
one who turns from the
controlling
power of sin to that of
holiness,
or from
unbelief
to
Christianity..
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.)
Intimate
or close
encircling
with the arms;
pressure
to the
bosom;
clasp;
hug.
Clasp
::
Clasp (n.) A close
embrace;
a
throwing
of the arms
around;
a
grasping,
as with the
hand..
Infold
::
Infold
(v. t.) To clasp with the arms; to
embrace.
Embracery
::
Embracery
(n.) An
attempt
to
influence
a
court,
jury, etc.,
corruptly,
by
promises,
entreaties,
money,
entertainments,
threats,
or other
improper
inducements..
Prospect
::
Prospect
(v.) That which is
embraced
by eye in
vision;
the
region
which the eye
overlooks
at one time; view;
scene;
outlook.
Clip
::
Clip (v. t.) To
embrace,
hence;
to
encompass..
Emball
::
Emball
(v. t.) To
encircle
or
embrace.
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To cling to; to
cherish;
to love.
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..
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..
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