embracing
/ɪmˈbreɪsɪŋ/
adjective
- Showing a willingness to accept or include new ideas, people, or changes.
- The company has an embracing culture that encourages innovation.
- Her embracing attitude made everyone feel welcome at the meeting.
- The community is very embracing of newcomers from different backgrounds.
Synonyms
verb
- Holding someone closely in one's arms, especially as a sign of affection.
- The couple was embracing on the park bench, enjoying the sunset.
- He is embracing his daughter before she leaves for college.
- She is embracing her friend after a long separation.
- Accepting or supporting an idea, change, or new way of thinking willingly and enthusiastically.
- Many people are embracing healthier eating habits this year.
- The company is embracing remote work as a permanent option for employees.
- The school is embracing new teaching methods to help students learn better.
- Including or containing something as part of a larger whole.
- Her research is embracing multiple fields of study, from biology to chemistry.
- The new policy is embracing all departments, not just sales.
- The festival is embracing various cultures through music and dance.