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embracer

embracer

8.1
A part that surrounds and supports another object
  • noun
  • /ɪmˈbreɪsər/
  • Specialized
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  • A sturdy metal embracer was installed around the base of the column.

Examples

  • The embracer provided extra support to the fragile glass structure.

  • Can you see the embracer around the window?

  • The engineer designed an embracer to keep the pipes securely in place.

  • The embracer held the fragile vase securely.

  • The engineer designed an embracer to keep the pipes securely in place.

  • A sturdy metal embracer was installed around the base of the column.

  • The embracer provided extra support to the fragile glass structure.

Synonyms

support
vsembracer
141 1.4

A thing that holds up weight, like a pillar

can also surround or enclose as well as carry weight
1 4.0

A part that holds something and keeps it upright, like columns or a skeleton

also surrounds or encloses the other part rather than only carrying it

Antonyms

3 3.4

A thing that keeps two areas apart, like a curtain or a mark in text

How Enclosing

enclosure
25 3.5
container
245 1.3
embracer
  • Specialized
8.1
holder
73 1.4
frame
183 2.5

Surface Forms

embracer singular
embracers plural

Morphology

embracer = embrace (transparent) = embrace + er

Formed from the verb 'embrace' + '-er' with a clear agent/instrument meaning: something that embraces or encloses.

Etymology

Embracer comes from em- 'in' and brace meaning 'arm', the same root as bracelet. So an embracer is something that 'puts things in its arms'—it wraps around or supports another object.