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prostration

/prɒˈstreɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el estado de agotamiento físico extremo o pérdida total de fuerzas, así como la acción de postrarse en el suelo, a menudo como gesto de sumisión o humildad.

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noun

/prɒˈstreɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el estado de agotamiento físico extremo o pérdida total de fuerzas, así como la acción de postrarse en el suelo, a menudo como gesto de sumisión o humildad.

A noun referring to a state of extreme physical exhaustion or complete loss of strength, or the act of lying flat on the ground, often as a gesture of submission or humility.

  1. Physical exhaustion or collapseC1formal

    A state of extreme physical weakness or the sudden failure of bodily functions, often due to illness or overwork.

    esPostración física

    • The patient was diagnosed with nervous prostration after weeks of intense stress.
    • Heat prostration can occur after prolonged exposure to high temperatures.
    • He collapsed from sheer prostration after running the marathon.

    Sinónimosbreakdowncollapsedebilityenervationexhaustionfatiguelanguorweakness

  2. Abject submission or humilityC2formal

    An act of showing complete submission, humility, or emotional surrender, often by lying face down.

    esProsternación

    • The defeated general made a prostration before the conqueror.
    • In some cultures, prostration is a sign of deep respect or worship.
    • His prostration before the king was a gesture of total submission.

    Sinónimosabasementcringingfawninggrovelinghumilitykowtowobeisanceservilitysubmissionsubmissiveness

    Antónimosassertiondefiancedominancerebellionresistance

  3. Act of lying face downB2formal

    The physical act of lying flat on the ground, face downward, often as a gesture of worship, submission, or exhaustion.

    esPostración

    • The worshipper performed a full prostration during the prayer.
    • Prostration is a common posture in certain yoga practices.
    • He assumed a prostration position to show his deep regret.
Formas
  • prostrations plural form
  • prostrations' possessive plural form
  • prostration's possessive singular form
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