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Is Welcome a transitive or intransitive verb?

"Welcome" can be both transitive and intransitive depending on how it's used.

Transitive: When "welcome" is used with a direct object, it's transitive. It means to express happiness or approval of someone or something.

* Example: "I welcomed the news with open arms." (Direct object: "the news")

Intransitive: When "welcome" is used without a direct object, it's intransitive. It means to be greeted or received in a friendly way.

* Example: "She welcomed me to the party."

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