Subservient
Subservient adjective - Compliant and obedient to authority.
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Synonyms for Subservient
Willing and subservient are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Willing" instead an adjective "Subservient".
Nearby Words: subservience, subserviently
Willing
Willing adjective - Having a desire or inclination (as for a specified course of action).
Subservient and willing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Subservient" instead an adjective "Willing".
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Related pairs
- agreeable and subservient
- agreeable and willing
- helpful and subservient
- helpful and willing
- meek and subservient
- meek and willing
- docile and subservient
- docile and willing
- amenable and subservient
- amenable and willing
- compliant and subservient
- compliant and willing
- acquiescent and subservient
- acquiescent and willing
Both words in one sentence
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Walter is ultimately not willing to be subservient to anyone, and Gus is not willing to abide an employee who won't follow orders.
Source: Better Living Through Evil - Parental Incest: Aggripinna is willing to go to any lengths to keep her son subservient.
Source: Comic Book / Murena - Macbeth declines, stating he'd been a king too long to be subservient to another, but that he's more than willing to give Arthur aide whenever the man should need it.
Source: Worthy Opponent
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