Obeisance
Antonyms of OBEISANCE
Synonyms of OBEISANCE
- renowns, concurrence, submittal, squat, observance, dignity, bob, root, supineness, resignedness, backscratching, docilities, squeeze, curtain call, draw, affirmation, adoration, bootlicking, Bravoes, adherence, crawl, obedience, arc, acquiescence, loyalty, scrape, nod, honor, embrace, fawning, Toadying, surrender, yielding, truckling, submissions, bowknot, hug, apple-polishing, fore, back-scratching, meekness, reverence, humiliation, magnification, Toadyism, brown-nosing, admiration, submission, curtsy, assent, Fame, flection, bow down, homage, genuflexion, absorb, capitulation, resignation, beatification, docility, passivity, canonizations, flexure, parasitism, panegyric, suck, Flunkyism, acceptance, ass-kissing, cower, panegyrics, bravos, curtseys, grovel, Capping, awe, turnings, veneration, genuflection, timeserving, howdy, creep, genuflect, glorification, duck, supination, loving cup, respect, buss, greeting, sanctification, deference, high standing, handshaking, conformance, all the best, bow, bending of the knee, idolization, salutation, conformity, submissiveness, consent, big hand, gesticulation, sycophancies, kotow, crouch, compliance, Curvation, praise, honour, adulation, pledge, nonresistance, standing at attention, bending the knee, curtsey, howdies, bowing, kneeling, flatter, esteem, tribute, kiss, stem, complaisance, obsequiousness, deification, bravo, arch, Laudation, Immortalization, servility, prow, cringe, passiveness, presenting arms, worship, Sponging, groveling, insinuation, canonization, salaam, Valuing, fulfillment, kneel, respectfulness, prostration, sycophancy, salute, imbibe, love, endearment, inclination, fealty, accolade, fidelity, stoop, holy, cringing, bend, lionization, kowtow, willingness, bowing and scraping, good word, dutifulness, agreement, high esteem, shaking hands, allegiance, courtesy, Tufthunting, flexures, abrade, subjection, ingratiation.
Examples of usage:
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While they made obeisance in relays a group of young men approached the priests, bearing armfuls of orchids. "The Portal of Dreams" by Charles Neville Buck
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The squire with much ceremony made his obeisance, remounted his steed, and returned in a half- gallop to his master. "Rienzi" by Edward Bulwer Lytton
