knelt
To kneel is to bend down or to sit down on the ground with your knees bent. When you kneel, you are usually praying or worshipping.
He knelt down to pray.
She knelt down to tie her shoe.
To kneel is to bend down or to sit down on the ground with your knees bent. When you kneel, you are usually praying or worshipping.
He knelt down to pray.
She knelt down to tie her shoe.
verb
To rest on one's bent knees, sometimes only one; to move to such a position.
verb
To cause to kneel.
verb
To rest on (one's) knees
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At the end the Christians kneel and pray.
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At the end, the Christians kneel and pray.
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All the people kneel and worship the infant.
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They approach in the nude and kneel before the trees.
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They kneel in repentant prayer, then mount the scaffold.
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Kneel as you thrust the tip of the sword forward.
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Kneeling next to the man, the boy looks solemn.
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The Priest then opens the veil and kneels at the High Altar.
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At the centre, the Three Kings stand and kneel before the child.
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Kneeling in the act of eating and drinking at the Lords table is a sinne.