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subservient
adjective as in extremely compliant
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adjective as in secondary, useful
Example Sentences
Understand, after the sound and fury, what we’re really seeing here: Trump placing people in power who will be subservient to him, even more so than in 2016.
“We cannot go with Russia and be subservient again.”
Thanks to a deferential Supreme Court, a subservient Republican Party that won a Senate majority and a determination to assemble a more pliant administration, there will be fewer checks on his power.
Here is a legend who spent her life subservient to her art, unable to conjure the miracles that defined her existence.
I wanted to take a path that would be the exact opposite of what the Christian patriarchy had conditioned me to be, which was very silent and subservient.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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