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Discover Ludwig"I am embraced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the feeling of being embraced or to refer to a physical embrace. For example, "He hugged me and I felt instantly embraced by his warmth and love."
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The fact that I am embraced to a certain extent by the art world is something I really cherish.
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This year I am embracing the chilly weather and much of what it brings.
"Now I am embracing this idea of having a memory on every corner," he said.
I am embracing life.
I am embracing CVS.
I am embracing this time.
And I am embracing change.
"That is probably what I am going through and why I am embracing it so easily.
After writing this, I am embracing my inner dog stronger than ever.
I am embracing my introvert-ness, I can be home alone not being judged because I'm not being social.
I was embraced by them.
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