subserviently

Many airlines glamorise their female flight attendants, imposing strict makeup and beauty regimes and encouraging them–however subtly–to act subserviently.

If it weren’t for family difficulties or a lack of money, who would subserviently shine shoes like that?”

I saw his massive figure in the doorway, and the big, prolific woman moved subserviently about the room.

Parliament met, and subserviently voted him a subsidy, conscious of favours to come.

He looked, and was, a typical Prussian, subserviently polite to his superiors and pointedly arrogant to those who were not.