kneeling (Meaning)

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kneeling (n)

supporting yourself on your knees

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of Kneel

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The devotees gathered in front of the altar, kneeling down in humble reverence.
As a sign of respect, the samurai knelt before the noble lord, lowering their head in submission.
The soldier dropped to his knee, his rifle ready, prepared to fire at the enemy.
The basketball player bent down on one knee, dribbling the ball patiently, waiting for the perfect moment to make his move.
The gardener knelt in the soft earth, carefully planting the seeds, hoping for a bountiful harvest.
With a graceful bow, the ballerina sank to her knees, her arms flowing outwards, her body expressing the music.
The hiker knelt beside the stream, quenching his thirst with the pure, cold water.
At the wedding ceremony, the bride and groom knelt in front of the officiant, exchanging their sacred vows.
The surgeon, with gloved hands, knelt beside the operating table, intently focused on the delicate procedure.
The artist knelt before the canvas, brush in hand, the colors on their palette vibrant and alive, ready to be transformed into a masterpiece.

supporting yourself on your kneesof Kneel

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The devotees gathered in front of the altar, kneeling down in humble reverence.

As a sign of respect, the samurai knelt before the noble lord, lowering their head in submission.

The soldier dropped to his knee, his rifle ready, prepared to fire at the enemy.

The basketball player bent down on one knee, dribbling the ball patiently, waiting for the perfect moment to make his move.