adopt in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To take legal responsibility for a child or animal, typically by formal agreement, with the intention of raising them as one's own.

The couple decided to adopt a child after years of trying to conceive.
Many people choose to adopt pets from shelters rather than buy them from breeders.
The organization aims to adopt sustainable practices to reduce its carbon footprint.
She hoped to adopt a healthier lifestyle by exercising regularly and eating nutritious foods.
After much consideration, they decided to adopt the new policy proposed by management.
It is important for schools to adopt inclusive teaching methods that cater to diverse learners.
The team was eager to adopt innovative technology to improve their productivity.
He plans to adopt a more positive attitude towards challenges in his life.
The city council voted unanimously to adopt the new zoning regulations.
Parents often adopt different strategies to help their children succeed academically.