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stoop

stoop
Intransitive VerbTransitive VerbNoun
pl: stoopspast: stoopedpp: stoopeding: stooping

Meanings

Intransitive Verbstoop
[~][~ to do something]

To bend the body forward and downward from the waist or shoulders.

Transitive Verbstoop
[~ something]

To bend one's body forward and downward.

She stooped her shoulders to avoid being seen.

Intransitive Verbstoop
[~ to something][~ to do something]

To lower one's moral standards to do something considered dishonorable or beneath one's dignity.

Nounstoop

A small porch, platform, or set of steps leading to the entrance of a house.

The neighbors were chatting on the front stoop.

Nounstoop

A posture characterized by shoulders and back that are bent forward.

Years of leaning over a desk had given him a pronounced stoop.

Examples

He had to stoop to get through the low doorway.

I cannot believe she would stoop to lying just to win the argument.

Wait for me on the front stoop until I open the door.

The old man walked with a pronounced stoop in his back.

The old man walked with a pronounced stoop in his back.

Health

Stoop down and pick up that piece of paper.

School Life

I will not stoop to their level by trading insults.

I will not stoop to their level by trading insults.

She sat on the stoop watching the neighborhood children play.

She sat on the stoop watching the neighborhood children play.

Why do you stoop your shoulders like that when you are nervous?

Why do you stoop your shoulders like that when you are nervous?

He stooped to tie his shoelace before starting the race.

He stooped to tie his shoelace before starting the race.

Phrasal Verbs

stoop to

lower one's moral standards to a certain level

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