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bowing

[boh-ing] / ˈboʊ ɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
bending
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Whether it is simply fewer courtiers, a bit less ceremony, no more people calling him sir, or bowing.

From BBC

The Pontiff was seen bowing as he entered the building, but it is reported he did not pray at the mosque, as his two predecessors had done.

From BBC

As the nearby table shows, some firms are still bowing to the ESG lobby.

From The Wall Street Journal

Now, at 85, Pelosi is bowing out of elective politics altogether.

From Salon

Birmingham appears to have a radical Islamist problem, and authorities are bowing to it rather than policing it.

From The Wall Street Journal