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Definition of embraceable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
acceptableRare easy to accept or adoptRare
- Her new ideas were embraceable by the team.
2.
huggableRare able to be hugged or heldRare
- The teddy bear is soft and embraceable.
Origin of embraceable
French, embrasser (to kiss)
Examples of embraceable in a sentence
The new curriculum was embraceable by the students. The pillow is so embraceable and soft. The kitten's embraceable nature made it a favorite among the children.
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- French:acceptable, agréable à câliner, ...
- German:akzeptabel, kuschelig, ...
- Italian:accettabile, abbracciabile, ...
- Spanish:aceptable, abrazable, ...
- Portuguese:aceitável, abraçável, ...
- Chinese:可接受的, 可拥抱的, ...
- Japanese:受け入れやすい, 抱きしめられる, ...
- Arabic:سَهْل القَبُول, قابِل لِلْعِناق, ...
- Hebrew:קַל לְאִמּוּץ, חִבִּיק, ...
- Russian:приемлемый, обнимаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:прийнятний, обіймальний, ...
- Hindi:स्वीकार्य, गले लगाने योग्य, ...
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