Synonyms for Kisses one's feet:
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v.
• grovel
- apple-polish
, - beg
, - beg for mercy
, - beseech
, - blandish
, - bootlick
, - bow and scrape
, - brown-nose
, - butter up
, - cater to
, - court
, - cower
, - crawl
, - creep
, - cringe
, - crouch
, - eat crow
, - eat dirt
, - eat humble pie
, - fall all over
, - fawn
, - flatter
, - humble oneself
, - humor
, - implore
, - kiss one's feet
, - kneel
, - kowtow
, - make much of
, - make up to
, - pamper
, - play up to
, - prostrate
, - revere
, - snivel
, - soft-soap
, - stoop
, - suck up to
, - truckle
, - wheedle
, - yes
.
• toady
- be servile
, - brownnose
, - cajole
, - fall on one's knees
, - honey up
, - kiss-up
, - lay it on
, - lick boots
, - massage
, - oil
, - pay court
, - scratch one's back
, - stroke
, - woo
.
• truckle
What are the hypernyms for Kisses one's feet?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
Demonstrates veneration, Displays adoration, Exhibits reverence, Expresses devotion, Offers homage, Pays respect, Shows homage, expresses admiration.
What are the opposite words for kisses one's feet?
Antonyms for the phrase "kisses one's feet" include words like disrespect, disdain, contempt, and disregard. These words imply a lack of admiration or reverence towards another person, and indicate a relationship that is not based on mutual respect or equality. While some cultures may view kissing someone's feet as a sign of respect or submission, it is considered rude and offensive in many Western societies. Antonyms for such actions highlight the importance of respecting one's own boundaries and personal space, and recognizing the inherent value of every individual regardless of their position or status in society.
What are the antonyms for Kisses one's feet?
Related words: kissing one's feet, kiss one's feet, kissing my foot
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