prostrate (350 synonym found)

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abject
accumbent
adorant
adoring
afflict
aggrieve
all in
anguish
backscratching
beat
beat down
beat up
bedfast
bedridden
beggarly
bend
blow down
blow over
bone-weary
bootlicking
bow and scrape
bow down
bowl down
bowl over
break
break down
bring down
bring low
bring to tears
broken
broken-down
brokenhearted
brought down
brought low
bulldog
bulldoze
burn down
burn out
bushed
cast down
chop down
confined
conquer
couch
couchant
couche
cowering
crawl
crawling
cringe
cringing
crippled
crouched
crouching
crush
crushed
cut down
cut up
dash
dash down
dashed
dead
dead-and-alive
dead-tired
deadbeat
debased
debilitate
deck
decumbent
deferential
deflate
demoralize
demoralized
depressed
desolate
desolated
devotional
devout
disabled
disarm
disarmed
disqualified
do in
do up
dog-tired
dog-weary
done
done in
done up
down
downcast
downthrown
drained
draped
draw tears
drop
embitter
enchain
enervate
exhaust
exhausted
fag
fag out
fagged out
fallen
fatigue
fatigued
fawning
fell
felled
fetch down
flag
flat
flatten
flattened
flattering
floor
floored
footlicking
frazzle
gag
gone
grieve
grovel
groveling
hamstring
hamstrung
handcuff
hangdog
harass
heart-stricken
heart-struck
heartbroken
helpless
hew down
hobble
hog-tie
hog-tied
horizontal
hospitalized
hot
humble
humbled
imploring
impotent
in childbed
in hospital
in the dust
incapacitated
ingratiating
inundate
inundated
invalidated
invalided
jade
knee-high
kneel
knock down
knock out
knock over
knock up
knocked flat
knocked out
kowtow
laid low
laid up
lay level
lay low
lay out
level
lie down
lolling
lounging
low
low-built
low-hung
low-level
low-leveled
low-lying
low-set
low-statured
lowered
lying
lying down
manacle
master
mastered
mealymouthed
mow down
muzzle
neap
neurasthenic
obeisant
obsequious
on bended knee
oppress
overfatigue
overpower
overpowered
override
overstrain
overtire
overweary
overwhelm
overwhelmed
paralyze
paralyzed
parasitic
played out
poop
poop out
pooped
pooped out
powerless
prayerful
precative
precatory
precipitate
procumbent
prone
prostrate before
prostrated
psych out
pull down
put down
quell
quelled
rase
raze
ready to drop
recline
reclining
recumbent
reduce
reduced
reduced to jelly
reposing
resupine
reverent
reverential
ride down
ruin
ruined
runty
send headlong
servile
shake
shaken
short
shot to pieces
sick abed
silence
smash
smashed
sniveling
solemn
sorrow
spent
sponging
sprawled
sprawling
spread
spread-eagle
squat
squatty
steamroller
stooped
strangle
stretched out
stricken
stumpy
subdue
subdued
subjugate
subjugated
submerged
submissive
submit
subservient
sunk
sunken
supinate
supine
suppliant
supplicant
supplicatory
suppress
suppressed
sycophantic
take down
tear down
throttle
throw down
timeserving
tire
tire out
tire to death
tired out
tired to death
toadeating
toadying
toadyish
topple
torment
trample down
trample underfoot
tread underfoot
trip
truckle
truckling
truss up
tucker
tuckered out
tumble
unbrace
undo
undone
unelevated
unglued
unman
unmanned
unnerve
unnerved
unstring
unstrung
upset
use up
used up
vanquish
vanquished
venerational
venerative
washed-up
weaken
wear
wear down
wear on
wear out
wearied
weary
weary unto death
whack down
whacked
wilt
wind
wiped out
worn out
worn-out
worshipful
worshiping
Definition of prostrate:

(adj) : lying flat, facedown
"the prisoners were prostrate on the ground."
(v) : to lay flat or facedown, prone; flatten (often reflexive); to be emotionally devastated
"1945 Finally almost the whole world was combined against the evil-doers, who are now prostrate before us. -- Winston Churchill, VE Day speech from House of Commons, May 8, 1945"
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Definition of prostrate:

(adj) : lying flat, facedown
"the prisoners were prostrate on the ground."
(v) : to lay flat or facedown, prone; flatten (often reflexive); to be emotionally devastated
"1945 Finally almost the whole world was combined against the evil-doers, who are now prostrate before us. -- Winston Churchill, VE Day speech from House of Commons, May 8, 1945"
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