stooping

IPA: stˈupɪŋ

noun

  • The act of one who stoops.

adjective

  • Bending the body forward in a submissive or weak manner.
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Examples of "stooping" in Sentences

  • That is what I call stooping to pick up the fruit that has fallen. "
  • That's what I call stooping to new all-time-low levels of campaigning.
  • You have missed the point and I chance regret in stooping to your level.
  • At the start to walk stooping is rather a joke, but it is a joke that soon wears off.
  • He was so tall that he had to bend almost double in stooping under the canvas of the low tent.
  • "You'll know it when you see it, I guess" answered her aunt, again stooping over her preparations.
  • Tom did it though; and notwithstanding that he has been described as stooping generally, he stood as upright then as man could stand.
  • But it does, and its energetic promoters, be they royal or not, deserve and get universal praise for "stooping" -- if it be stooping -- to any device of this kind needed to get the cash.

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