MORE KOWTOWING Meaning and
Definition
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"More kowtowing" is a phrase that combines the concepts of "more" and "kowtowing" to convey an enhanced or intensified form of showing excessive respect, subservience, or deference towards someone or something. "More," in this context, indicates an increase in the extent or degree of the action being described, while "kowtowing" refers to a specific act of obsequious behavior originating from the Chinese tradition.
To kowtow is to bow down deeply and touch one's forehead to the ground as a sign of profound respect, submission, or worship towards a superior or authority figure. It involves an exaggerated display of deference, often emphasizing one's own lower social standing or inferiority. Therefore, "more kowtowing" suggests a heightened level of such behavior, characterized by an even deeper bow, a greater level of servility, or an intensified display of reverence.
The phrase "more kowtowing" can be used figuratively to describe situations where individuals or groups demonstrate excessive subservience, obedience, or compliance towards someone or something, often at the expense of their own dignity or independence. This term may be employed in a variety of contexts, such as political scenarios where leaders or nations exhibit unwarranted deference to powerful countries, or in personal relationships where one person excessively caters to the wishes and demands of another.
Common Misspellings for MORE KOWTOWING
- nore kowtowing
- kore kowtowing
- jore kowtowing
- mire kowtowing
- mkre kowtowing
- mlre kowtowing
- mpre kowtowing
- m0re kowtowing
- m9re kowtowing
- moee kowtowing
- mode kowtowing
- mofe kowtowing
- mote kowtowing
- mo5e kowtowing
- mo4e kowtowing
- morw kowtowing
- mors kowtowing
- mord kowtowing
- morr kowtowing
- mor4 kowtowing
