semi prostrate

/ˌsɛmiˈprɑstreɪt/
adjective
  1. Partly lying flat on the ground or a surface; in a position between upright and fully lying down.
    • He remained semi-prostrate on the couch, half-sitting and half-lying, watching TV.
    • The injured bird was found semi-prostrate under the bush, one wing dragging.
    • After the long hike, she lay semi-prostrate on the grass, too tired to move.
  2. In a state of near collapse or extreme weakness, physically or emotionally.
    • After hearing the bad news, she was semi-prostrate with grief for days.
    • The team was semi-prostrate after the exhausting match, slumped on the bench.
    • The heat left him semi-prostrate, barely able to lift his head.
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