English to Latin Meaning of prostration - prostratio corporis humi procumbentis

Prostration :

prostratio corporis humi procumbentis

noun

prostratio corporis humi procumbentis, inclinatio, destitutione, desperationis, incederet pigritia, prolatus, amissa spe, lassitudinem, fatigatis aptum, neque taedium gignit, LASSITUDO, vastum inpiger

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Definitions of prostration in English

Noun(1) an abrupt failure of function or complete physical exhaustion(2) abject submission; the emotional equivalent of prostrating your body(3) the act of assuming a prostrate position

Examples of prostration in English

(1) Blairs apparent stature can be accounted for by the prostration of his ostensible opponents.(2) The point is to do everything, beginning with the first prostration , for all forms of life.(3) Summing up the unions ' prostration , Mighell complained: " This is a dispute the union most desperately didn't want to be in.(4) The word in Arabic is masjid, you know, which means place of prostration , in fact.(5) In the facing of this offensive against the working class, the trade unions have demonstrated their complete prostration to the powers that be.(6) This prostration is symptomatic of the present social dynamic in American bourgeois politics.(7) This is a formula for the utter prostration of the working class.(8) The prostration of the New York Times is the rule, not the exception.(9) In these scenarios, scientists move in a flash of inspiration from prostration in the face of disease to triumph.(10) the refusal to call a strike reflects the union leadership's prostration before the company(11) Someone who dozes in the prayer does not owe a prostration .(12) The prostration of the Party has been amply demonstrated in the California recall election.(13) The mark of their Faith is on their faces from the traces of prostration during prayers.(14) The prostration of the Democratic Party has encouraged the Bush administration to accelerate its attacks on working people.(15) The second kind of prostration is done out of the sincerity of your heart, not with a seeking mind.(16) The prostration of the Democratic Party cleared the way for Reagan's election in 1980.

Related Phrases of prostration

(1) prostration ::

prostratio corporis humi procumbentis

Related Phrases of prostration

(1) prostration ::

prostratio corporis humi procumbentis

Synonyms

Noun

1. collapse ::

ruina

2. weakness ::

infirmitatem

3. debility ::

inbecillitate in cardiacum incidat

4. lassitude ::

lassitudinem

5. exhaustion ::

lassitudinem

6. fatigue ::

fatigatis aptum

9. emotional exhaustion ::

motus lassitudinem

10. war-weariness ::

taedio belli,

Antonyms

1. refreshment ::

reficiendum

2. rejuvenation ::

RENOVATIO

Different Forms

prostration, prostrations

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