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Meanings of obsequious bow in English
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Usage of obsequious bow in English
1
But the Hill-man shook his tiny head, and made his most obsequious bow.
2
He made his solemn, obsequious bow, and went out.
3
He saluted Rowland, however, with his usual obsequious bow.
4
With an obsequious bow, he presented a paper to the king, who read it slowly and attentively.
5
Charman, with an obsequious bow.
6
He recognised me, removed his little red cap with a most obsequious bow, and motioned me to enter his studio.
7
She beckoned, not looking at him, and Robert with a little obsequious bow, handed her the wine card and waited at her elbow.
8
She was called on twice, and as she retired, Severne stepped forward, and, with a low, obsequious bow, handed her a beautiful bouquet.
9
When he escaped from him a dozen clients, whose obsequious bows rendered evasion impossible, still delayed him.
10
And now, with many obsequious bows and assurances of deep respect, the landlord and his family withdrew from the room.
11
"Which surround the Queen," replied the Syrian with an obsequious bow.
12
One proud scholar marching down the street and scarcely noticing the obsequious bows of his inferiors, would meet another equally proud scholar.
13
Behind it were smaller houses in which lived his queen and women, good-looking females, who advanced to meet him with obsequious bows.
14
Both gave us glad welcome, the old man with obsequious bows which doubtless racked his rheumatic joints, the woman with bustling cordiality.