prostrated
Pronunciation: [prɒsˈtreɪtɪd]
Word
Context: "physical state"
(verb) to lay someone down flat on the ground, usually because they are very tired, sick, or stressed. It’s like when you feel so weak that you just have to lie down.
Example
After running the marathon, she prostrated herself on the grass to rest.
Example
He didn't prostrate himself even when he felt exhausted; he stayed standing.
Example
Have you ever prostrated yourself after a long day at school?
Context: "emotional state"
(verb) to feel overwhelmed or defeated, often due to serious stress or difficulties. It’s like when life gets really hard and you feel like you can't handle it anymore.
Example
The news of her promotion prostrated him with joy; he couldn't believe it.
Example
The bad news didn’t prostrate her; she stayed strong and positive.
Example
What usually prostrates you when you face challenges?
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