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Meanings of prostrate in English
Usage of prostrate in English
1
The confession of a fated inevitable in the mind, is weakness prostrate.
2
These lifted the prostrate figure and assisted her in through the doorway.
3
He waved his hand vaguely in the direction of the prostrate composer.
4
Europe lay prostrate at the feet of the armies of the Directory.
5
He falls; the other comes and flings herself upon her prostrate prey.
6
The hussar looked with disgust at the prostrate figure upon the floor.
7
But Goebbels was aware that Germany might be prostrate before it materialized.
8
Priests, clad in white, were prostrate at the foot of the sarcophagus.
9
I cast an eye over the prostrate soldier; still breathing, at least.
10
Thy strong command is proclaimed in heaven, and the Igigi prostrate themselves.
11
He bent over the prostrate form: the robber had been killed instantly.
12
The horse was killed and the rider lay prostrate as if dead.
13
She stared at the sky and then at the prostrate girl figure.
14
The ill-gotten wealth has been the very instrument to punish and prostrate.
15
The Kadath Angle burst forth over Amy's prostrate form on the floor.
16
The rector got out, in consternation, and bent above the prostrate man.
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Prostrate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common