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submissively

/səbˈmɪs.ɪv.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera que muestra disposición a obedecer o ceder ante la autoridad o la voluntad de otros». Describe un comportamiento caracterizado por la mansedumbre, la docilidad o el respeto sumiso.

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adverb

/səbˈmɪs.ɪv.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera que muestra disposición a obedecer o ceder ante la autoridad o la voluntad de otros». Describe un comportamiento caracterizado por la mansedumbre, la docilidad o el respeto sumiso.

An adverb meaning "in a manner that shows willingness to obey or yield to the authority or will of others." It describes behavior characterized by meekness, compliance, or deference.

  1. In a yielding mannerB2formal

    In a way that shows willingness to obey or accept the authority of others.

    esSumisamente

    • The dog sat submissively at its owner's feet.
    • She nodded submissively, accepting the decision without argument.
    • He spoke submissively to the judge, hoping for leniency.

    Sinónimosdeferentiallydutifullyhumblymeeklyobedientlypassivelyservilely

    Antónimosarrogantlyassertivelydefiantlydomineeringlyrebelliously

  2. Passively or without resistanceB2formal

    In a manner that shows a lack of resistance or defiance.

    esSumisamente

    • The prisoner walked submissively into the cell.
    • They listened submissively to the lecture, not daring to interrupt.
    • She submissively followed the instructions, even though she disagreed.

    Sinónimosdeferentiallymeeklyobedientlypassivelyservilelyslavishlytamelyyieldingly

    Antónimosdefiantlyrebelliously

Formas
  • more submissively comparative form
  • most submissively superlative form
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