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Use "obeisances" in a sentence
"After an interval it is commanded to pay its obeisances or in other words, to "salaam," which it does by going right under water."
"The pharaoh recalled the obeisances of Herhor, the looks of Mefres, and the tones of voice which both used."
"In fact, the Chief Actuary appointed by Ronald Reagan in whose library they met, and to whom they paid the expected obeisances co-wrote a paper last year explaining that the program's relatively minor long-term funding problems can easily be fixed - mainly by lifting the current payroll tax cap, which was established before we saw the massive upward redistribution of income of the last two decades."