Embrace and Form

Embrace

Embrace verb - To have as part of a whole.

Usage example: a course in social studies can embrace everything from sociology to civics and economics

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Form and embrace are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Form" instead a verb "Embrace".

Nearby Words: embraced, embracing

Form verb - To come to have gradually.

Usage example: I don't want you beginning skiers to form any bad habits

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Embrace and form are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Embrace" instead a verb "Form".

Nearby Words: formal, formation, formed, formality, formless

old	old embrace	old form
good	good embrace	good form
physical	physical embrace	physical form
full	full embrace	full form
Other adjectives: alien, standard, initial, proper, last, modern.

The other two philosophies are similar; Seekers aim to embrace the 'ultimate form', which they believe to be an extension of the Changeling's true form, while Becomers are similar to Passers, but assume myriad different lives and identities, all equally real to the Changeling.

Source: Becoming the Mask
Even Noah was shocked at first but was eventually persuaded to embrace it as the ultimate form of order.

Source: All Crimes Are Equal
When their son Derek reveals his new mutated form, they immediately embrace him once they realize it's him.

Source: Good Parents

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