Definitions and Examples of include, welcome, accept
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To make someone or something part of a group or set.
Example
The new policy will include all employees in the decision-making process.
To greet someone with pleasure or goodwill.
Example
The hostess welcomed her guests with open arms and a warm smile.
To receive or take something willingly.
Example
She decided to accept the job offer and start a new career path.
Key Differences: include vs welcome vs accept
- 1Include means to add someone or something to a group or set.
- 2Welcome means to greet someone with pleasure or goodwill.
- 3Accept means to receive or take something willingly.
Effective Usage of include, welcome, accept
- 1Inclusion: Use include to express the idea of adding someone or something to a group or set.
- 2Hospitality: Use welcome to express the idea of greeting someone with pleasure or goodwill.
- 3Agreement: Use accept to express the idea of receiving or taking something willingly.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of excommunicated are include, welcome, and accept. These words convey the opposite meaning of being excluded or banned from a group or community. Use these words to express inclusion, hospitality, and agreement.
