obsequiousness

The obsequiousness of politicians before the wealthy is a thing to behold.

If you do come, though, he’ll also certainly mock you in private for your excessive obsequiousness.

Berkoff, a master of menace, apparently became savagely Pinteresque in the rehearsal room, browbeating members of the collaborative team, railing at what he took to be American cluelessness and rolling his eyes at the general obsequiousness toward Pinter, a fellow playwright he appeared not to hold in all that high regard.

McCarthy was forever tainted by Democrats for his ties and perceived obsequiousness to Trump.

If Pravda had written such a piece, Vladimir Putin would have had the writers killed — for slavish obsequiousness.