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supplicant

[suhp-li-kuhnt] / ˈsʌp lɪ kənt /
NOUN
humble person
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Reacting to the news that the College Board planned to revise the curriculum once again, he said, “They may now realize that they can’t be supplicants to Ron DeSantis any longer.”

From New York Times

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin ended their Moscow summit this week by showcasing economic help and diplomatic support China will provide the now supplicant banana-less republic that is Putin’s Russia today.

From Seattle Times

“Grants will have been written without us and we will now have to try and rejoin these networks, some of which we once led, as supplicants.”

From Science Magazine

We are told that Europeans, not Native peoples, “were the supplicants” of early America, “their lives, movements, and ambitions determined by Native nations.”

From Washington Post

DeSantis, who finds himself in the unfamiliar position of a supplicant for federal funding that he has disdained in the past, was remarkably ungracious about the federal response to Hurricane Ian.

From Los Angeles Times