Prostrating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROSTRATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROSTRATE, to throw forward on the ground
• throw oneself flat on the ground so as to be lying face downwards, especially in reverence or submission
• reduce (someone) to extreme physical weakness
ADJECTIVE:
• completely overcome or helpless, especially with distress or exhaustion
• growing along the ground
• lying stretched out on the ground with one's face downwards
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• stretched out with face on the ground in adoration or submission; lying flat

Words related to PROSTRATING

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How to use PROSTRATING in a sentence

• They all worship towards the north, with joined hands, prostrating themselves upon their knees to the earth, and resting their foreheads on their hands.
• At each halting-place he handed his taper to the Cardinal of Lorraine, folded his hands, and humbly prostrating himself, implored divine mercy for his people.
• Mentally prostrating himself before the gracious god of gods, and making a clay image of that deity, he worshipped it, with offerings of floral garlands.
• On recovering from that prostrating physical pain, I came to a very definite decision.
• Others prostrating themselves, fervently thanked Providence for our miraculous preservation.
• After she had looked on his face, bowed down to him, prostrating herself to the ground.
• From that time, however, all through his life, he suffered periodically from prostrating dyspepsia.
• In the Arabic Bayan the Bab called upon the believers to lay their foreheads on surfaces of crystal when prostrating.
• He saw her suffering, a prey to anguish almost prostrating.
• Rouletabille tried to raise him, but he insisted on prostrating himself.
• One of the bas-reliefs of the same monument represents Jehu prostrating himself before Shalmaneser, as if acknowledging himself a vassal.
• But lately, retreating through Mewar, he went to the shrine of Krishna and prostrating himself before his heathen image reviled the god as the cause of his disaster.
• Instead of humiliating and prostrating the aristocracy, it might bring about the reverse, and incite them to sedition and insurrection.
• At his approach, the Elders, prostrating themselves, held out to him green branches of trees and some of them burnt aromatic herbs.
• The nobles had endeavored to impress upon Roger the necessity for him to salute the king, by prostrating himself on the ground as they themselves did.
• But I broke from them, and prostrating myself, for my arms were free, I praised the king and called him by his royal names.
• The weather, however, was extremely warm, and she felt its prostrating effects.
• Some, too, feared seasickness, a malady justly dreaded by all who have ever felt its prostrating effects.
• Nevertheless, instead of prostrating and enervating man and beast, it was said to have induced the wildest exaltation.
• Papa fell upon the ground, but the derrick had safely passed over him, prostrating the fences, and endangering the lives of the workmen.
• Now is he on a sand-bar? This is his last and most prostrating fear.
• The ladies were in the parlor, where the female Easterlys were prostrating themselves before Mrs.
• At the same instant, the wind burst upon us like a whirlwind, prostrating in its irresistible fury our unfortunate skipper, punch, and all.

Similar words containing PROSTRAT without suffix ing

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