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Embrace

v.kind, hopefulwarm

What it means

To accept or welcome an idea, change, or person with genuine willingness.

Reach for it when describing active, open acceptance rather than passive tolerance

The club chose to embrace beginners by lending equipment and pairing mentors.

Choose between these

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  • playful

    lean into

    when deliberate engagement with change suits an informal voice

    not when The trendy phrase can sound glib around grief, identity, or lasting obligation.

  • everyday

    accept

    when consent or recognition is enough

    not when Acceptance may be reluctant and lacks the wholehearted warmth of embrace.

  • warm

    welcome

    when a person or arrival is received with gladness

    not when Welcoming can be courteous at the door without accepting a deeper change.

  • professional

    adopt

    when an idea becomes actual policy or practice

    not when Adoption records a decision but not the emotional openness behind it.

  • professional

    champion

    when active public support goes beyond acceptance

    not when Champion overstates matters if someone simply agrees to participate.

  • formal

    espouse

    when publicly professing a belief is the point

    not when Espouse concerns declared principles and may not lead to lived acceptance.

  • literary

    take to heart

    when advice or meaning is accepted inwardly

    not when This idiom fits personal reflection, not organizational adoption or social welcome.

Said against

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  • reject
  • resist
  • shun
  • oppose

It naturally appears in

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  • embrace change

    The workshop will embrace change without discarding methods that still work.

  • embrace an opportunity

    She decided to embrace an opportunity to study with the visiting conservator.

  • fully embrace

    The board can fully embrace accessibility only when the budget reflects it.

Where this comes from

The definition and the example on this page are written here. The dictionaries above ground which meaning is being described, not the wording.