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subservient

/səbˈsɜːr.vi.ənt/

Traducción: Describe a una persona o cosa que está demasiado dispuesta a obedecer o servir a otros, a menudo implicando falta de independencia o sumisión excesiva.

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adjective

/səbˈsɜːr.vi.ənt/C1formal
  • esDescribe a una persona o cosa que está demasiado dispuesta a obedecer o servir a otros, a menudo implicando falta de independencia o sumisión excesiva.

Describes a person or thing that is excessively willing to obey or serve others, often implying a lack of independence.

  1. Obedient or submissiveC1formal

    Willing to obey others unquestioningly; excessively submissive.

    esSumiso, servil

    • The assistant was subservient to his boss's every whim.
    • She adopted a subservient attitude during the negotiation.
    • In some cultures, women are expected to be subservient to men.

    Sinónimoscompliantdeferentialdocilefawningobedientobsequiousservileslavishsubmissiveyielding

    Antónimosassertivedefiantdisobedientdomineeringinsubordinaterebelliousunsubmissive

  2. Less important or secondaryC1formal

    Serving as a means to an end; less important than something else.

    essubordinado, secundario

    • Economic growth should not be subservient to environmental protection.
    • His personal ambitions were subservient to the needs of the team.
    • The role of the committee is subservient to the board's decisions.

    Sinónimosancillaryauxiliaryinstrumentalsecondarysubordinatesubsidiary

    Antónimosdominantprimaryprincipalsuperiorsuperordinate

Formas
  • more subservient comparative form
  • most subservient superlative form
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