Lay at your feet Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To give credit, praise, or responsibility for something to someone; or to offer something to someone as a sign of respect, admiration, or submission.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly formal or poetic. Often used figuratively to give credit (“I lay this success at your feet”). Sometimes used in romantic contexts or when describing gesture of devotion. Not commonly used in casual speech.
Example Sentences
She lays her achievements at your feet as a sign of gratitude.
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We lay all the credit at your feet for this project.
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He wanted to lay his success at your feet.
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If I win, I’ll lay the trophy at your feet—this was all your inspiration.
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Let me lay all my thanks at your feet; I couldn't have done this alone.
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All the team’s accomplishments are laid at your feet—you brought us together.
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