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slavish

[sley-vish] / ˈsleɪ vɪʃ /
ADJECTIVE
having the qualities of a slave
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ADJECTIVE
lacking originality
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Self-proclaimed experts usually attract trouble through hubris, though I’ve seen bank traders and hedge fund managers annihilate themselves with slavish beliefs in trading ranges.

From Barron's

Kay wants to punish Michael for his treatment of her, for his casual cruelty, for his slavish devotion to a monstrous profession.

From The Wall Street Journal

While I like the movies a lot, I don’t have a slavish devotion to them.

From Los Angeles Times

De Palma’s slavish emulation of Hitchcock runs through numerous films, and with notable specificity.

From Los Angeles Times

While I like the moves a lot, I don’t have a slavish devotion to them.

From Los Angeles Times