1. tending to embrace or include; comprehensive; encompassing
Usage: formal or literary
2. characterized by or showing a willingness to embrace; receptive or welcoming
Usage: less common

Examples

• The new policy takes an embracive approach to environmental protection.
• Her embracive philosophy welcomes people from all backgrounds.
• The curriculum aims to be embracive of diverse learning styles.
• An embracive definition of family includes extended relatives and chosen family.
• The organization's embracive stance on innovation encourages creative thinking.