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What precise verb can be used for quickly and eagerly accepted?

Here are some precise verbs that convey "quickly and eagerly accepted":

Emphasis on speed:

* Snapped up: Implies something was taken quickly, often before others had a chance.

* Grabbed: Similar to "snapped up", suggests a quick and decisive action.

* Swooped up: Suggests a swift and eager taking, like a bird of prey grabbing its prey.

* Seized: Implies taking something forcefully and quickly, often with enthusiasm.

Emphasis on eagerness:

* Embraced: Suggests a welcoming and enthusiastic acceptance.

* Relished: Implies a deep enjoyment and appreciation of something.

* Warmly received: Conveys a positive and enthusiastic reception.

* Devoured: Implies a passionate and eager consumption, often of information or ideas.

More nuanced options:

* Accepted with alacrity: Formal and precise, emphasizing both speed and eagerness.

* Gathered with gusto: Implies enthusiasm and a sense of excitement.

* Met with open arms: Conveys a welcoming and accepting attitude.

* Taken to heart: Suggests a deep and meaningful acceptance.

The best verb to use will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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