slavishly

• Adverb, das bedeutet 'sklavisch' – also mit völliger Unterwerfung, Gehorsam oder gedankenloser Nachahmung. Hat oft einen negativen Beigeschmack und impliziert einen Mangel an Originalität oder eigenständigem Denken.

An adverb meaning 'in a slavish manner' — that is, with complete obedience, subservience, or unquestioning imitation. It often carries a negative connotation, implying a lack of originality or independent thought.

1. In a servile or submissive mannerC1formal

   Acting with excessive obedience or dependence, like a slave.

   Sklavisch

   • He slavishly followed every order without question.
   • The assistant slavishly copied the manager's every move.
   • She slavishly adhered to the outdated rules.

   Synonymeabjectlymeniallyobsequiouslyservilelysubmissively

   Antonymedefiantlyfreelyindependentlyrebelliously

2. Without originality or creativityC2formal

   Imitating or copying something exactly, without any independent thought or innovation.

   Sk lavisch

   • The artist slavishly reproduced the original painting.
   • The writer slavishly followed the formula of the genre.
   • They slavishly imitated the style of their predecessors.

   Synonymeblindlymechanicallyservilelyunoriginallyunthinkingly

   Antonymecreativelyoriginally