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vb. (en-third-person singular of: prostrate)
Usage examples of "prostrates".
Agamemnon, King of heroes, prostrates Elatus born in the lofty city which the sounding Satnio laves.
His face showing sudden relief, Baal flings himself to the ground and prostrates himself before her.
She falls, coughs, then prostrates herself before him, and says firmly: "There is no God but Al-Lah, and Mahound is his Prophet.
When her fatigue becomes unendurable, she prostrates herself flat on her face against the earth, with her arms outstretched in the form of a cross.
When fatigue becomes insupportable, she prostrates herself, her face against the marble and her arms crossed.
He removes it to the centre of the table and then leans with his elbow on table and finds this pose unsuitable so he crosses to above the fireplace and leans against the upper portico, resting on his elbow which slips and nearly prostrates him.
Exhaustion prostrates the soul, weakens our self-confidence, and gloomy thoughts come, which disappear when we are rested.