Similar words: bower, cowed, avowed, hallowed, endowed, borrowed, bestowed, bow. Meaning: [baʊ] 
adj. 1. used especially of the head or upper back 2. of a stringed instrument; sounded by stroking with a bow 3. forming or resembling an arch 4. have legs that curve outward at the knees 5. showing an excessively deferential manner.
adj. 1. used especially of the head or upper back 2. of a stringed instrument; sounded by stroking with a bow 3. forming or resembling an arch 4. have legs that curve outward at the knees 5. showing an excessively deferential manner. 
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31. They were bowed out by the footman.
32. They finally bowed to pressure from the public.
33. The Emperor's subjects bowed down before him.
34. Age had bowed his head.
35. He bowed before the king.
36. The children hung/bowed their heads in shame.
37. He fell silent, with his head bowed in exhaustion.
38. He bowed slightly before taking her bag.
39. His head was bowed in submission.
40. 'Let us pray.' The congregation bowed their heads.
41. She bowed farewell to her friend.
42. Father bowed his head; she followed suit.
43. The congregation bowed their heads in prayer.
44. We bowed our heads in prayer.
45. We all bowed to the Queen.
46. He ran onstage and bowed to the audience.
47. He smiled and bowed obsequiously to Winger.
48. They bowed deferentially as she came into the room.
49. The guilty man bowed his head in shame.
50. The pianist stood up and bowed to the audience.
51. The table had delicate bowed legs.
52. The trees bowed in the wind.
53. The cast bowed as the audience applauded.
54. The guests were bowed in by the usher.
55. Paolo knelt and bowed his head in supplication.
56. The host bowed us in.
57. He bowed his head in shame and sadness.
58. His back was bowed with age.
59. She bowed her head and prayed.
60. The government eventually bowed to popular pressure .