Verb
To bend the knee, as in worship.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA long overdue recommendation that the egos at academic centers must genuflect to. Source: Internet
Polls bounce like an NBA basketball as each new flavor-of-the-day aspirant makes an announcement, old favorites backtrack on positions, and hopefuls genuflect before the cranky Tea Party and fundamentalist Christians. Source: Internet
Only those who genuinely love God, worship Him and are humble can genuflect especially in a Church. Source: Internet
Personally, I will genuflect to no false prophet who cloaks their agenda behind the flag of patriotism. Source: Internet
There was no wrong or evil when in centuries past people would genuflect before a king or queen – it was an act of reverence. Source: Internet
Whatever your preference, be sure to genuflect at the altar of canned and pickled vegetables upstairs in backlit mason jars. Source: Internet