embrace. To embrace something is to welcome it with open arms, hold, hug, accept completely. You might embrace your sweetheart, or even changes in technology. Embrace is from the French verb embrasser, which started out meaning "to clasp in the arms" (but now includes kissing).
Embracing life means diving into a world that acquires meaning only through active, conscious awareness and participation.
'Embrace' also means to hold someone or something tightly in your arms as in hugging, but it also has an additional meaning of accepting or supporting something, like a belief, willingly and enthusiastically. Also in practical usage, 'Hug' generally is a more casual word, while 'embrace' is a more formal word.
[ 1] vb mainly tr. 1 also intr (of a person) to take or clasp (another person) in the arms, or (of two people) to clasp each other, as in affection, greeting, etc.; hug. 2 to accept (an opportunity, challenge, etc.)
Describing Words
Here are some adjectives for embrace: quick and grateful, adamant, horizontal, affectionate, grateful, shadowy, foul, swift, miserable, quick, warm, hard. You can get the definitions of these adjectives by clicking on them.The message(s)
- Understand the necessity of the change.
- Think about how best to deliver the information.
- Give employees an opportunity to respond, and let them know who they can talk to should they have concerns.
- Don't just deliver one message; keep employees updated on progress, and make them feel involved.
- Be honest.
verb (used with object), em·braced, em·brac·ing. to take or clasp in the arms; press to the bosom; hug. to take or receive gladly or eagerly; accept willingly: to embrace an idea.
Synonyms. nestle hold squeeze grasp cuddle snuggle hug clasp grip clinch embracing clutches embracement clench clutch.
“As humans, we do everything we can do to reduce our suffering and to avoid pain — emotional or physical.
- Observe your emotions. Sit with your emotions by noting what you're experiencing without judging yourself.
- Validate your emotions. Validating your emotions means accepting them.
- Focus on the present.
To heal, you must pass through the doorway of grief. Emotional wounds are beyond “sadness”; they're felt in the depths of your being. Honor your pain; don't run from it. Unplug, put time aside to reflect, and give yourself permission to grieve.
Your dark side means that you have shadow aspects of yourself that you don't want to look at and even less you want consciously work with them. Instead of facing your dark side from the place of presence, we ignore and suppress the parts of ourselves that we dislike.
7 easy ways to reduce the pain you're feeling
- Reach for the perfume. The sweet scent of roses is enough to cheer anyone up, but pleasant smells also seem to reduce the intensity of a painful stimulus – for women, at least.
- Curse like a sailor.
- Pick a pretty picture.
- Cross your arms.
- Listen to music.
- Fall in love.
- Touch yourself.
Always choose love because even though there is pain, to suffer in love is not to suffer in vain; it takes you to higher levels of consciousness.
- Understand The Real Problem.
- Practice Gratitude.
- Surround Yourself With Loving Friends and Family.
- Take Responsibility for How You Interpret Your Situation.
Find ways to distract yourself from pain so you enjoy life more.
- Learn deep breathing or meditation to help you relax.
- Reduce stress in your life.
- Boost chronic pain relief with the natural endorphins from exercise.
- Cut back on alcohol, which can worsen sleep problems.
- Join a support group.
- Don't smoke.
Pain often causes us to dissociate from the present moment, to wish we were doing something else, experiencing something else. But pain only becomes suffering when we resist being in the present moment. When we embrace the present the pain becomes something else entirely.
Living with Lower Back Pain
- Low-impact exercise and stretching. It is important for individuals with lower back pain to stay physically active, and maintain the strength and flexibility of the muscles that provide support to the spine and lower back.
- Posture.
- Diet and lifestyle.
- Mental health.
- Prevention.
- References.
- Further Reading.
True love feels like knowing that your partner will make space to sit and listen and hear you. True love feels like looking at the other, and knowing that they are really looking back at you, not a projection or the person they think you should be. Recognition sometimes wavers within the confines of a relationship.
Be authentic. To find real love, you must first emphasize your true self. If you want someone to love you through your moments of imperfection, you must first be willing to do that for someone else. Be real with yourself, so you are ready for someone else's authenticity.
You realize that you are whole and complete within yourself. You see having a partner as something that enriches your life rather than something you need in order to be happy. If you think you need someone else to be happy, paradoxically, you will never be satisfied with the relationship. Wholeness comes from within.
Live your life as if romantic love will never be a part of it, and you'll be being true to yourself and what you really want. Of course, there's no crystal ball we can look into, but living your life as if you're never going to find love means that if you don't, you'll have done amazing things.
9 Signs You've Met The One
- 1) You're Not Chasing the Relationship's Potential.
- 2) Who You Are Is Good Enough.
- 3) You Manage Conflict Well.
- 4) The Mundane Is Suddenly Interesting.
- 5) There's Minimal Drama—or None at All.
- 6) Your Friends and Family See What You See.
- 7) You Know How to Make Them Happy.
- 8) You Have the Same Life Priorities.
"When you listen to your heart, you'll feel whether or not the person you're dating is right for you. When you feel good, feel that your partner is patient and true, treats you the same in public as he/she does at home, then you're on the right path.
Accurate prophecies. The signs of Fire (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius) will be, during the year 2020, the luckiest in Love. The signs of water (Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces) will achieve, with enough effort and problems, to strengthen their partners.
10 Things Your Relationship Needs to Thrive
- Kind, constant, and honest communication.
- The willingness to work through difficulties and disagreements.
- A sense of humor, some fun, and a bit of distraction from the rigors of daily life.
- Sharing life lessons with the one you love.
- Emotional support, validation, and compliments.
- Love, intimacy, romance, and sex.
If you feel incapable of love, you could be suffering from an Emotional Deprivation Disorder. They say love occurs to us naturally because you don't think to feel love, you just do. But some people feel incapable of love. There are people who have no idea what it actually means to experience love.
Here are some suggestions:
- Keep a list. It's difficult to remember all the events and happenings in life without a record.
- Look for ways to change and incorporate them into your life.
- See change as good.
- Surround yourself with change-oriented people.
- Feel yourself grow.
Give them a shot!
- Get inspired. There are many amazing, body positive women all over social media speaking up.
- Remember your unique worth. You're a lot more than your body.
- Practice body gratitude.
- Rock your style.
- Nourish yourself.
- Practice body neutrality.
- Gather the evidence.
- Stop the spiral.
Your attitude toward life is affected by your ability to embrace change. If change happens to you, rather than you influencing that change, you are much more likely to feel like you are being dragged through life. Embrace change with a calm and relaxed mind.
Natural beauty can be defined as your natural state, independent of cosmetics. Embracing your natural beauty means despite your appearance, accepting who you are and being confident of that. As women of color when we begin to embrace our natural beauty we begin to accept our bodies, our hair, and our skin tones.
Here are ten tips for embracing your flaws and accepting yourself completely.
- Acknowledge what's bothering you. Without understanding the root of your concerns, it's hard to come to terms with your flaws.
- Appreciate your individuality.
- Put things in perspective.
- Google it.
- Don't compare yourself.
self-recrimination. noun. The act or an instance of blaming or censuring oneself.
embrace Sentence Examples
- His embrace was warm and exciting.
- He was about to embrace his friend, but Nicholas avoided him.
- Embrace it like a new born child.
- The three stood in an embrace, Sarah crying.
- She melted in his embrace, returning his hungry kiss.
Steps
- Ask for positive feedback from those around you. By default, you're never able to see yourself through the same lens that others see you.
- Recite positive affirmations about your best traits daily.
- Exercise your strengths in the world around you.
- Use your good qualities to help others.
