Embraced is valid Scrabble Word

Is embraced a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is embraced valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for EMBRACED in dictionary:

VERB:

EMBRACE, to hug
accept (a belief, theory, or change) willingly and enthusiastically
include or contain (something) as a constituent part
hold (someone) closely in one's arms, especially as a sign of affection

NOUN:

used to refer to something which is regarded as surrounding, holding, or restricting someone
an act of accepting something willingly or enthusiastically
an act of holding someone closely in one's arms

Words related to EMBRACED

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How to use EMBRACED in a sentence

They embraced all the species of the Wabash River, whose entire length I had traversed that year, from its primary forks to its entrance into the Ohio.
After the establishment of the Mission at Mackinack, his wife embraced Christianity.
Lee, an efficient clerk, and embraced the sailing of one of the earliest vessels for the Upper Lakes, to return to Michilimackinack.
But having heard the doctrine, he found it to be good, and had embraced it.
He embraced his companion, and the soldier advanced alone.
We embraced, we were so glad each to see the other.
Within the League thus created were to be embraced all the Allied and Associated Powers and nearly all the neutrals.
I have embraced His truth, and the truth of all the wondrous laws and precepts that have been sent down unto Him.
Two of the men embraced Sishetakushin and Mookoomahn and shed copious tears of joy over them.
Natacha got onto the bed beside her father, embraced him a dozen times, and went downstairs again.

The father embraced his boy, for he loved him much and still cherished a secret hope that his only son might yet turn his mind to business.
Harris embraced her husband as if he had returned a hero from the wars.
When he saw his beloved daughter coming, he ran out to meet her as fast as he could hobble, and they tenderly embraced each other.
The answer was because she had embraced the ancient Faith.
To these passions of Henry, as well as to his suspicious politics, we are to ascribe the measures which he embraced two days after the battle of Bosworth.
All embraced her, all were moved with joy, and the parents wept.
They knew that his heart was in their happiness, and that his humanity embraced their sorrows.
But when the Abbasides came to power they embraced Islam.
But, to give an historical account of the various ravings men have embraced for religion, would, I fear, be besides my purpose, and be enough to make an huge volume.
The boy, in his rage for knowledge, had read vast quantities of this literature, and, of course, embraced the theory of the writers that pushed denial farthest.
The Eastern Empire, after Rome was barbarous, still embraced the nations whom she had conquered beyond the Adriatic, and as far as the frontiers of Ethiopia and Persia.
In a moment the whole north-west section was embraced in a sublime pall of fire.
In theory, too, the Church embraced all Christendom.
Illinois had by 1840 two well-developed party organizations, which enveloped the people of the State, as on a large scale they embraced the nation.
They were humane and hospitable to strangers, and very liberal toward those who embraced their religion.

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