embraceable
- adjective
- /ɪmˈbreɪsəbl/
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abrazable
- His friendly demeanor and embraceable personality made him popular among his peers.
Examples
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The children's stories are always embraceable, as they convey warmth and love for family.
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Still, Iyervasana loves her, her exuberant, embraceable sister, Rena the Irrepressible, Rena the Bold.
Fiction book (2002) -
America lay ahead of him, green and embraceable, short on concrete, full of soft spots.
Fiction book (1990) -
It's no small feat to make a viewer laugh and cry at the same time (much less laugh while you're crying!), but she pulled it off in this scene with the same sweet openness that has made Leslie such an embraceable heroine.
Blog text (31) -
After a long day, she found comfort in the embraceable coziness of her favorite blanket.
Synonyms
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1.3
A person or animal that people like because they are kind
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1.0
Soft and pleasant to hug or hold close
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3.5
Causing people to like someone because they are cute or kind
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1.1
Soft, warm, and cute so you want to hug it
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3.5
A place or atmosphere that makes people feel relaxed and welcome
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1.0
Easy to like and care about because of kind or funny actions
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3.7
Kind and friendly to other people
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1.0
Nice and friendly so people feel warm toward you
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4.1
Shows kindness and honesty, sharing feelings with others
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8.2
Feels pleasant to hold or hug like a soft blanket
Warm and gentle in a way that makes people want to care for it
Antonyms
How Huggable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Embraceable comes from embrace, made of em- 'in' and brace like in bracelet 'arm'. To embrace is to take someone 'in your arms', so embraceable describes someone or something that is easy to 'hug' or to 'welcome' warmly.