servile

• Describe a una persona excesivamente dispuesta a servir o complacer a otros, a menudo de manera sumisa o aduladora. También puede referirse a algo que refleja sumisión o falta de dignidad.

Describes a person who is excessively willing to serve or please others, often in a submissive or obsequious manner.

1. Submissive or fawningC1formal

   Showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others, often in a way that lacks dignity.

   servil, adulador

   • His servile attitude towards his boss was embarrassing to watch.
   • She gave a servile bow, hoping to gain favor.
   • The waiter's servile manner made the guests uncomfortable.

   Sinónimosbootlickingcringingfawninggrovelingobsequiousslavishsubservientsycophantic

   Antónimosarrogantassertivebolddefiantdomineeringhaughtyimperiousindependentproud

2. Relating to slaves or servantsC1formal

   Of or relating to the condition of being a slave or servant; involving forced labor or menial work.

   servil (relativo a esclavos o sirvientes)

   • The ancient society was built on a servile class of laborers.
   • Servile work was often performed by prisoners of war.
   • The laws of the time enforced a servile status for certain groups.

   Sinónimosbondmenialslavishsubservient

   Antónimosfreeindependentmasterful