Circle and Embrace

Circle

Circle verb - To form a circle around.

Usage example: everyone circled the lectern and waited their turn to read from the Bible

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Embrace and circle are semantically related. in go around topic. In some cases you can use "Embrace" instead the word "Circle" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: circular, circled, circlet, circling

Embrace verb - To surround or cover closely.

Usage example: the stone walls that embrace the monastery serve to symbolize its function as a retreat from an unquiet world

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Circle and embrace are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Circle" instead the word "Embrace" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: embraced, embracing

close	close circle	close embrace
old	old circle	old embrace
good	good circle	good embrace
tight	tight circle	tight embrace
Other adjectives: alien, standard, protective, last.

character	circle character	embrace character
world	circle world	embrace world

This is in contrast to their initial characterizations, Cassie desiring to stay away from the circle, and Diana to embrace their birthright as witches.

Source: Betty and Veronica Switch
The Circle of Thought (Niko's people) don't embrace it and consider it inferior to their mental powers, but they don't hold it against anyone for using it, either.

Source: The Magic Versus Technology War

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