subservient

IPA: sʌbsˈɝviʌnt

adjective

  • Useful in an inferior capacity.
  • Obsequiously submissive.
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Examples of "subservient" in Sentences

  • He was subservient to her.
  • How could someone be subservient to the race
  • Culture of the mind must be subservient to the heart.
  • Jack Straw: Muslim courts will always remain subservient to English law
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  • The way I interpret the word subservient my answer is no, I do not think subservience is equivalent to respect.
  • Women, however, have conventionally been known as subservient and so the muscular look has never been a popular one toned, maybe, but certainly not muscular.
  • - Source: Jack Straw: Muslim courts will ALWAYS remain subservient to English law, James Slack, Daily Mail (UK), Oct. 30, 2008 — Summarized by Religion News Blog
  • December 14th, 2008 at 6: 23 pm yes zakaria is what i would call in urdu a chudoo, politely translated to 'subservient' - just towing the official line. have you ever heard of someone saying at the introduction
  • The author is Delhi based Research Scholar in International Studies and can be reached at December 14th, 2008 at 6: 23 pm yes zakaria is what i would call in urdu a chudoo, politely translated to 'subservient' - just towing the official line. have you ever heard of someone saying at the introduction

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