Embrace
Embrace verb - To put one's arms around and press tightly.
Free
Free verb - To set free (as from slavery or confinement).
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- His parents, however, are free spirits who embrace new experiences even if they are dangerous.
Source: Like Father, Unlike Son - They can choose to imprison the missionary, leave them free but ignore them, or listen to their preaching and embrace the missionary's faith.
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The Flapper: The protagonist's forays into the flapper scene are what prompted her parents to ship her off to stay with Uncle Charlie in the first place, and she's free to embrace the liberated lifestyle while she's running the Ice Box.
Source: Visual Novel / Speakeasy Tonight
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