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bringing to one's knees

bringing to one's knees is the present participle and gerund of bring to one's knees.

Questions about bringing to one's knees

What is bringing to one's knees the present participle and gerund of?
Bringing to one's knees is the present participle and gerund of bring to one's knees.

Words near bringing to one's knees in the dictionary

  1. bringing to life
  2. bringing to light
  3. bringing to mind
  4. bringing to naught
  5. bringing to nought
  6. bringing to one's knees
  7. bringing to order
  8. bringing to pass
  9. bringing to terms
  10. bringing to the hammer
  11. bringing to the table

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