Definition of "embracer" [em•bra•cer]

• One that embraces: an embracer of novel ideas. (noun)
• Variant of embraceor. (noun)

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• "He's an institutionalist by predisposition, and I think he will show respect to the Tea Party, but I would be shocked if he somehow becomes a full-throated embracer of every aspect of that agenda - which, as you know, is in some ways riven with internal contradictions, and it's hundreds of different kind of groups that could be said to make up the Tea Party."
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• "God Almighty is an embracer of love for all people regardless of race, gender – he is not a hater."