Prostration in a sentence as a noun

> a Chinese term for a deep bow of respect Not so much a "deep bow" as "prostration on the ground".

I may have missed the prostration section. Who knows, maybe I coulda saved my first marriage if I'd read that section more closely?

How likely is someone with “body aches, headache and nausea, general weakness, and prostration” to make it to the polls, to school, or to work? How likely are they to march on Washington?

Don’t forgot literal washing of feet and prostration in public gatherings! Some of the scenes from these protests bear an uncanny resemblance to Easter services.

Just as flowers demonstrate more value than a toaster precisely because it shows a willingness to convert all value into prostration, so does a golden tower. Gold is valuable because it is rare and pretty and most importantly useless.

I maintain that "we apologize" and "we are sorry" are identical in meaning, except to those straining to be ungenerous, always demanding "just a bit more" prostration than was offered. Your compact "good apology" wording is fine, too!

In this case, we see the public prostration of the spat out soul who voluntarily subjects their weakness to the crowd in the name of self-development. Addressing whether this is a good or bad thing would be to enter into the terms of which this particular ideology functions.

True competence, be it in programming or journalism or any significant endeavor, requires diligence with and prostration to the truth. Our society as a whole has forgotten this and our society as a whole is oblivious to the price it is paying as a consequence.

I think rabboRubble was just offering good practical advice: the "prostration" OP offers has at least a hint of insincerity about it, and isn't serving anyone. OP should follow the advice and concentrate on his positive contributions he can make. Excessive prostration can become a way of saying this is why I failed, and look, you people in the cruel world didn't support me.

Where is the unsure, dubious, or curious individual to even begin, if all that is even acceptable is absolutely unwavering, unshaking, unhesitating prostration? I realize teachings don't care what is accessible and what is not.

In severe poisoning, there are tremors, prostration, cyanosis, dypnoea, convulsion, progression to collapse and coma. Even death may occur from paralysis of respiratory muscles and/or central respiratory failure with a LD50 in adults of around 30-60 mg of nicotine.

Prostration definitions

noun

an abrupt failure of function or complete physical exhaustion; "the commander's prostration demoralized his men"

See also: collapse

noun

abject submission; the emotional equivalent of prostrating your body

noun

the act of assuming a prostrate position