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Meanings of ceremonious bow in English
We have no meanings for "ceremonious bow" in our records yet.
Usage of ceremonious bow in English
1
Henry stood in the doorway, and made the king a ceremonious bow.
2
They stepped back with a ceremonious bow as the captain started forward.
3
Vane made her a ceremonious bow and they went on, chatting lightly.
4
The ambassador made a ceremonious bow, and left the room, amid profound silence.
5
So saying, with a ceremonious bow Rupert left his mother's presence.
6
The Austrian ambassador now stood before the king, making a deep and ceremonious bow.
7
But Miss Dolly would listen no more, and, with a ceremonious bow, walked away.
8
With another ceremonious bow, he said, "I take leave of your majesty."
9
After some stately expressions of general civility, Don Ambrosio made a ceremonious bow and retired.
10
She made a profound and ceremonious bow, and murmured a few cold words of greeting.
11
Sir Eustace made her a ceremonious bow and went out sweeping Dinah along with him.
12
He stepped back, with a ceremonious bow for Seraphina.
13
As he approached her, she raised herself from the ground and made a profound and ceremonious bow.
14
He made a ceremonious bow and fled.
15
The old man looked up, and, dropping his newspaper, rose from the pebbles with a ceremonious bow.
16
Wharton made her a little ceremonious bow.
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Ceremonious bow across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common