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submissive

/səbˈmɪs.ɪv/

Traducción: Describe a una persona o animal que está dispuesto a obedecer a otros o ceder ante la autoridad, a menudo sin resistencia. También puede referirse a una actitud de humildad o aceptación pasiva.

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adjective

/səbˈmɪs.ɪv/B2formal
  • esDescribe a una persona o animal que está dispuesto a obedecer a otros o ceder ante la autoridad, a menudo sin resistencia. También puede referirse a una actitud de humildad o aceptación pasiva.

Describes a person or animal that is willing to obey others or yield to authority, often without resistance.

  1. Obedient or compliantB2formal

    Willing to obey others or accept their authority without resistance.

    esSumiso

    • The dog was trained to be submissive to its owner.
    • She adopted a submissive tone during the negotiation.
    • In some cultures, a submissive attitude is expected in certain social roles.

    Sinónimosamenablebiddablecompliantdeferentialdocilemeekobedientsubservienttractableyielding

    Antónimosassertivecontrollingdefiantdisobedientdomineeringinsubordinaterebelliousunyielding

  2. Yielding or passiveB2formal

    Showing a tendency to give in to others' demands or wishes.

    esSumiso, dócil

    • He remained submissive throughout the argument.
    • Her submissive behavior made her an easy target for manipulation.
    • The submissive partner in the relationship often avoids conflict.

    Sinónimosacquiescentcompliantdeferentialdocilemeekobedientpassivetractableunassertiveyielding

    Antónimosassertivedefiantdomineeringinsubordinateintractableobstinaterebelliousstubbornunyielding

Formas
  • more submissive comparative form
  • most submissive superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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