servile JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/sərˈvaɪl/ · ser·vile
adjective
- Having or showing a willingness to obey or serve others, often in a way that is considered humiliating or degrading. The politician's servile attitude towards the wealthy donors was seen as a betrayal of his working-class roots.
- Relating to or characteristic of slaves or slavery. The historian studied the servile conditions of ancient Roman slaves.
noun
- A person who is servile in their behavior or attitude. The celebrity's servile entourage followed her everywhere she went.
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Did you know? The word 'servile' has been used to describe the behavior of politicians and celebrities who are seen as overly eager to please their powerful patrons, often at the expense of their own dignity or integrity.