1. present participle of congee; taking leave of someone with a bow or gesture of respect
Usage: formal or archaic; chiefly British
2. present participle of congee; dismissing or allowing to depart
Usage: formal or archaic

Examples

• The ambassador was congeeing with the dignitaries before departing.
• She finished the meeting by congeeing politely to her guests.
• He stood congeeing at the doorway as they left.
• The butler was congeeing the visitors out of the drawing room.
• After the formal dinner, the host was congeeing each guest individually.