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Meaning of “Dance attendance upon ” Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

Dance attendance upon 



Rohit left his job in disgust because he was expected to dance attendance upon his boss at all times.

Dance attendance upon means to do everything a person asks you to, and treat them as if they are special—especially a person in a position of authority.

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