fully embrace

Frequency: 7.714.0 per million words

To accept something without reservation.

embraceADVERB + embrace (accept sth)

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Examples (10)

  • The company needs to fully embrace digital transformation to stay competitive.
  • To be truly happy, one must learn to fully embrace their own identity.
  • After moving abroad, she began to fully embrace the new culture.
  • Our society will only progress when we fully embrace diversity in all its forms.
  • Fully embracing the new technology was the key to their success.
  • He was an innovative leader who wasn't afraid to fully embrace radical ideas.
  • It is only when you fully embrace the challenge that you can overcome it.
  • The idea of sustainable living has been fully embraced by the younger generation.
  • Has the team fully embraced the new project management software yet?
  • It took her a long time to fully embrace her new role as a manager.