to conge

Examples

• All

• The actor conged gracefully to express his gratitude to the audience.

• She paused at the door to conge, acknowledging everyone with a polite bow.

• After the meeting, he conged the guests with a bow.

• Did she conge in front of everyone?

• At the end of the formal dinner, he conged politely to the host, expressing his appreciation.

• She made sure to conge before the audience, bowing deeply as a sign of respect.

• After his speech, the politician conged the attendees with a slight bow before exiting the stage.

Synonyms

T

to take a bow

vsto conge

14 3.7

Bend forward to thank people who clap for you

is a ceremonious bow used mainly for respect or formal departure not applause

B

to bow respectfully

vsto conge

1 3.9

Bend your upper body forward from the waist to show respect

is a ceremonious bow often used as a formal farewell or departure

M

to make one's bow

vsto conge

7.2

To come on stage at the end of a show and thank the audience

is a ceremonious bow often used as a formal farewell rather than audience acknowledgement

Antonyms

I

to ignore

∞ 1.0

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

Surface Forms

Etymology