prostration|prostrations in English

noun

[pros'tra·tion || prɑ'streɪʃn]

exhaustion; act of lying flat on the ground; complete surrender; falling face down onto the ground

Use "prostration|prostrations" in a sentence

1. The commander's prostration demoralized his men.

2. Ceremonial prostration is part of Muslim prayer.

3. Airman Ryan and I went to morning prostration.

4. There may be marked nervous excitement and prostration.

5. Prostration comes in spells, unlike Arsenicum where it is continuous.

6. A long period of worrying led to her nervous prostration.

7. There was a general prostration of business after the war.

8. Two of the runners collapsed in a state of prostration.

9. The small property all has slight of nervous prostration disease.

10. So the Japanese would go on Belligerencies until the point of entire prostration

11. Objective: observe the experience antibiotic utilizing and adjusting on 76 respiration prostration cases'machinery Ventilating.

12. The amount of nervous excitement, and consequent prostration, exhaustion, and disorder they cause is fearful.

13. Helen said he was breaking his heart, and was sad to see his prostration.

14. 11 The sickness is characterized by sudden onset, coughing, dyspnea, fever, prostration, and rapid recovery.

15. The sickness is characterized by sudden onset, coughing, dyspnea, fever, prostration[Sentencedict.com], and rapid recovery.

16. Synonyms for Bowing include kneeling, abasement, adoration, kowtowing, worship, prostration, falling down, submission, bow and kowtow

17. Meanwhile, it has an outstanding effect for nervous prostration, cardiovascular diseases, masculine sexual dysfunction and gynecopathy .

18. If qi fails to attach to body fluid , qi - deficiency and even qi prostration will ensue.

19. Arise from the depression and prostration in which circumstances have kept you - Rise to a new life!

20. After her initial prostration, Constanze proved remarkably resilient, and began to demonstrate her innate capacity for organization.

21. Two of the runners in the Marathon race collapsed and were carried off in a state of prostration.

22. Shigellosis, also known as Bacillary dysentery, is a common food-borne infection that causes diarrhea with fever, toxemia, and general prostration

23. The practice of prostration, with the head touching the ground before royal audiences, banned decades earlier by King Chulalongkorn, was reinstated.

24. Arsenicum [Ars] Aphthae become livid and bluish, with great prostration; thrush in mouth and fauces; painful blisters in mouth and on tongue.

25. Adoration is often expressed in prostration (physically lowering one’s body), heartfelt worship, and an attitude of high regard for the person or thing that is being adored.