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stoop

noun as in slouched posture

Strong matches

Weak match

verb as in bow down

verb as in condescend; lower oneself to another

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Example Sentences

McConnell may be stooped with age, but he’s suggesting publicly and privately that he’ll rise to the occasion as leader of a Republican resistance in the Senate, providing cover to others, should Trump overreach.

He was stooping as he leant on the front desk.

From BBC

It is tragic that the Washington Post, which once employed Ben Bagdikian would stoop to showing cowardice in the face of this historic challenge.

From Salon

“Keep the farmer in Congress!” he told a resident as he left their stoop.

Once the excavator moved away, the Red Cross workers stepped gingerly onto the mound of rubble, their backs stooped as they examined what remained of lives lived in what had been seven apartments.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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