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What is another word for
slavish
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Obsequiously fawning in nature or character
Servile or submissive in nature or character
Humble or lowly in rank or status
Following a formula, model or pattern
Lacking in originality
Requiring a great deal of effort
Being at the mercy of
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Adjective
▲
Obsequiously fawning in nature or character
servile
obsequious
fawning
sycophantic
ingratiating
grovelling
UK
abject
subservient
unctuous
bootlicking
toadying
toadyish
soapy
slimy
base
sucky
groveling
US
sycophantish
craven
despicable
suckholing
dependent
faithful
brown-nosing
arse-licking
apple-polishing
ass-kissing
excessively deferential
forelock-tugging
Uriah Heepish
cringing
oily
smarmy
oleaginous
submissive
flattering
deferential
humble
kowtowing
snivelling
UK
sniveling
US
greasy
self-abasing
reverential
truckling
brownnosing
crawling
obeisant
gushing
unresisting
lowly
ignoble
subordinate
saccharine
sugary
parasitic
spineless
parasitical
adulatory
creeping
mealy-mouthed
arse-kissing
bowing and scraping
obedient
menial
prostrate
bowing
timeserving
humiliating
meek
deferent
humiliated
self-effacing
fulsome
gushy
hagiographical
hagiographic
cloying
rhapsodic
nauseating
honeyed
appreciative
acclamatory
eulogistic
encomiastic
worshipful
blandishing
lionizing
US
encomiastical
rave
lionising
UK
highly favourable
compliant
respectful
compliable
soft
charming
serving
ingratiatory
insinuating
silken
smooth
cajoling
silver-tongued
slick
honey-tongued
wheedling
smooth-tongued
smooth-talking
insincere
suave
glib
sickening
slippery
creepy
saponaceous
sweet-talking
supple
coaxing
admiring
flannelling
blarneying
gratifying
urbane
effusive
soft-soaping
plausible
hypocritical
buttery
phoney
UK
creamy
smug
pinguid
overly flattering
phony
US
smooth-spoken
coy
winning
insinuative
disarming
simpering
kittenish
affected
flirtatious
coquettish
more ❯
“A variety of public institutions with stands at the festival seem to have tried to outdo each other in their sycophancy and
slavish
devotion.”
Adjective
▲
Servile or submissive in nature or character
subservient
deferential
compliant
obedient
dutiful
yielding
obeisant
biddable
acquiescent
accommodating
pliant
unassertive
duteous
submissive
lamblike
resistless
cowering
docile
servile
self-abasing
under one's thumb
under the thumb
at beck and call
obsequious
fawning
humble
grovelling
UK
groveling
US
meek
passive
ductile
abject
resigned
timid
tractable
sycophantic
manageable
mild
bootlicking
subdued
spiritless
menial
self-effacing
longanimous
ingratiating
respectful
malleable
regardful
polite
civil
courteous
amenable
reverential
considerate
non-resisting
attentive
thoughtful
complaisant
cringing
awed
toadying
patient
forbearing
reverent
deferent
mannerly
ingratiatory
truckling
spineless
snivelling
UK
supine
worshipful
subject
downtrodden
nonresisting
nonresistant
domesticated
comformable
pliable
obeying
giving-in
unresisting
bowing down
uncomplaining
complying
tame
dancing
subordinate
law-abiding
soft
agreeable
conformable
surrendering
obliging
amiable
placable
lowly
kowtowing
sniveling
US
disciplinable
governable
controllable
trainable
teachable
handleable
in one's power
in one's clutches
in one's pocket
at one's mercy
a slave to
persuadable
cooperative
willing
persuasible
manipulable
easy
impressionable
adaptable
tolerant
well-behaved
suggestible
gentle
susceptible
quiet
unresistant
disciplined
good
accepting
tolerating
orderly
unprotesting
workable
influenceable
easily influenced
indulgent
gullible
lenient
flexible
devoted
easy-going
peaceable
milky
faithful
easily handled
trusting
enduring
easygoing
restrained
well disciplined
well trained
long-suffering
susceptive
weak-kneed
forgiving
unquestioning
cowed
well-mannered
conformist
unassuming
accordant
weak
peaceful
loyal
easily led
like putty in your hands
supple
moldable
go-with-the-flow
transformable
bendy
assenting
stoical
conforming
docious
stoic
tameable
non-resistant
receptive
tamable
civilized
US
calm
amendable
trained
under control
cool
game
civilised
UK
venerating
solicitous
naive
well behaved
tranquil
suasible
credulous
charitable
easily swayed
responsive
weak-willed
uxorious
well mannered
good-natured
with the patience of Job
feeble-minded
putty in one's hands
rolls with punches
consenting
consentient
assentient
domestic
retiring
quiescent
withdrawing
well-disciplined
acceding
agreeing
approving
untroublesome
seemly
gracious
conciliatory
convincible
conscientious
acquiescing
assentive
shy
unobtrusive
demure
ready
chivalrous
courtly
gallant
admiring
dedicated
spongy
responsible
easily persuaded
decent
submitting
punctilious
sheepish
supplicatory
filial
appreciative
obligatory
binding
timorous
unambitious
hesitant
tentative
apprehensive
fearful
Uriah Heepish
friendly
generous
mellow
nonviolent
mim
self-conscious
encourageable
usable
childlike
complacent
incumbent on
observant
laid-back
good-tempered
understanding
composed
honoring
US
sheeplike
hearsome
controlled
agentic
honouring
UK
easily manipulated
decorous
good-humoured
UK
good-humored
US
permissive
well-trained
unflappable
ruly
wrapped around finger
on a string
ingenuous
unsuspecting
serene
imperturbable
even-tempered
unexcitable
selfless
non-violent
persistent
philosophical
kind
persevering
pusillanimous
exploitable
pushover
prone
unruffled
equanimous
self-possessed
untiring
inexcitable
mild-tempered
dominated
at peace
innocent
open
tender
browbeaten
subjugated
bullied
weak-minded
changeable
impassive
philosophic
fortitudinous
deceivable
compassionate
oppressed
impressible
dupable
clement
intimidated
repressed
self-controlled
self-restrained
pardoning
moderate
benign
merciful
pampering
liberal
temperate
unburdensome
unsuspicious
mollycoddling
humoring
US
spoiling
excusing
light
condoning
deludable
sympathetic
fleeceable
lax
unoppressive
nagged
constrained
wide-eyed
humouring
UK
henpecked
over-trustful
over-trusting
without guts
cowardly
doting
wormlike
yellow-bellied
led by the nose
ground down
able to be influenced
easily deceived
easily taken in
easily taken advantage of
readily taken advantage of
tied to someone's apron strings
subjected to nagging
wife-ridden
under someone's heel
treated like dirt
without a mind of one's own
in fear of one's partner
more ❯
“It is this sheep-like loyalty that has turned many a hard-nosed businessman into a
slavish
crony.”
Adjective
▲
Humble or lowly in rank or status
humble
base
mean
low
abject
ignoble
menial
lowly
worthless
unworthy
baseborn
meek
low-status
sordid
vile
improper
immoral
squalid
bad
foul
wretched
iniquitous
sinful
unscrupulous
evil
despicable
contemptible
vulgar
shoddy
wicked
cheap
wrong
ignominious
unprincipled
depraved
unseemly
tawdry
unsavory
US
corrupt
unsavoury
UK
disreputable
debased
dishonest
dissolute
reprobate
shameful
degenerate
dishonourable
UK
scandalous
infamous
servile
dishonorable
US
execrable
nasty
currish
detestable
petty
discreditable
dirty
abominable
snide
paltry
abhorrent
disgusting
coarse
poor
indelicate
trashy
disgraceful
ugly
loathsome
common
sorry
offensive
sleazy
pitiful
plebeian
low-minded
low-down
more ❯
“They are at pleasure disposing of the revenues of both, to aggrandize themselves, and supply the necessities of their
slavish
dependants.”
Adjective
▲
Following a formula, model or pattern
mimetic
imitative
mimic
apish
unoriginal
epigonic
epigonous
canned
emulative
formulaic
derivative
copied
simulated
plagiarized
US
plagiarised
UK
echoic
knockoff
counterfeit
stolen
ripped off
mimicking
copycat
plagiaristic
copying
rehashed
simulant
reflecting
emulous
secondhand
reflective
parroted
parrot-like
second-hand
borrowed
derived
cribbed
derivational
uninventive
hacky
non-innovative
old hat
coming from
not original
more ❯
“Thus far, especially in Scotland where the
slavish
adherence to the received wisdom of the unions is strongest, there is little sign of that thistle being grasped.”
Adjective
▲
Lacking in originality
unoriginal
unimaginative
uninspired
uninventive
boring
dull
lacking originality
non-innovative
second-hand
“The constantly irregular surfaces on which the artist was obliged to paint demanded that he be continually inventive and not adapt
slavish
formulas.”
Adjective
▲
Requiring a great deal of effort
hard
exhausting
grueling
US
laborious
strenuous
tiring
tough
backbreaking
bothersome
burdensome
demanding
exacting
fatiguing
grinding
gruelling
UK
testing
troublesome
wearisome
wearying
arduous
brutal
challenging
crushing
debilitating
difficult
draining
excruciating
harsh
heavy
punishing
rigorous
rough
serious
tiresome
toilsome
torturous
unremitting
back-breaking
bruising
depleting
exigent
hellish
sapping
severe
shattering
taxing
toilful
trying
unbearable
unsparing
uphill
wearing
effortful
energy-consuming
hellacious
herculean
Herculean
irksome
knackering
labored
US
laboured
UK
moiling
onerous
operose
stressful
sweaty
tough going
difficile
soul-sucking
ponderous
tortuous
formidable
tedious
agonizing
US
agonising
UK
painful
rugged
tall
extreme
uncomfortable
daunting
insufferable
unforgiving
painstaking
intimidating
harrowing
immense
intense
upstream
fierce
oppressive
ominous
hairy
titanic
unpleasant
gargantuan
weighty
distressing
galling
jarring
worksome
vigorous
grievous
problematic
cumbersome
vicious
prohibitive
merciless
not easy
hard-won
intolerable
grim
unyielding
ambitious
no picnic
forbidding
solemn
distressful
ferocious
savage
easier said than done
mighty
colossal
cruel
thorny
unnerving
gigantic
dicey
awful
really hard
problem
killer
hazardous
nerve-racking
sticky
torturesome
unendurable
killing
tormenting
staggering
drudgy
marathon
troubling
very hard
almighty
impossible
scabrous
uphill battle
crippling
high-pressure
discomforting
dour
dogged
murderous
slow
stiff
relentless
enervating
boring
wretched
exerting
Augean
backbreaker
high-impact
like getting blood out of a stone
pick-and-shovel
bitter
inhuman
searing
hardhanded
bad
disturbing
traumatic
hostile
stringent
disquieting
vexing
worrisome
disagreeable
nasty
terrible
agitating
fraught
upsetting
awkward
austere
vexatious
worrying
dreadful
unsettling
disconcerting
persnickety
hurtful
mean
tricky
bleak
frightening
perturbing
dire
dismal
unfavourable
UK
troublous
grave
unfavorable
US
ghastly
frightful
horrible
inconvenient
horrendous
annoying
violent
adverse
distasteful
unpalatable
woeful
foul
miserable
tense
vile
aggravating
enervative
sinister
irritating
dangerous
poor
wicked
horrid
stark
appalling
rotten
foreboding
horrifying
exasperating
abominable
hectic
atrocious
lousy
execrable
depressing
threatening
dismaying
ruthless
unrelenting
unfortunate
strict
frustrating
pressured
tragical
forceful
afflicting
harassing
horrific
objectionable
heartrending
strained
powerful
loathsome
provoking
damaging
disruptive
doleful
gruesome
aggressive
disadvantageous
menacing
calamitous
discomposing
grisly
macabre
nightmarish
disastrous
wild
tumultuous
regrettable
monumental
lamentable
sad
excessive
anxious
tragic
impressive
inhospitable
unlucky
alarming
heartbreaking
nagging
monstrous
energetic
dark
imperious
weary
oppressed
unwelcome
displeasing
harmful
ugly
discouraging
discommoding
embarrassing
unwelcoming
revolting
detrimental
injurious
spartan
ruinous
intrusive
destructive
inimical
nerve-wracking
consequential
bold
tortured
afflictive
unreasonable
inopportune
immoderate
turbulent
steep
grandiose
Sisyphean
pitiless
daring
unruly
impoverished
heart-rending
industrious
pestilent
hefty
poignant
riotous
restless
pressing
extravagant
lofty
superincumbent
punitive
rowdy
busy
intemperate
inclement
unsavoury
UK
yukky
yucky
chilling
unpleasing
unsavory
US
fearsome
uneasy
creepy
time-consuming
untoward
flustering
critical
drudging
startling
cataclysmic
bumpy
confronting
perplexing
gloomy
major
large-scale
deleterious
intensive
gut-wrenching
catastrophic
pernicious
noxious
impeding
a stinker of a
nocuous
baneful
unhealthy
unwholesome
deadly
anxiety-ridden
prejudicial
malefic
malignant
poverty-stricken
physical
straitened
exorbitant
unfriendly
unfair
searching
withering
prodigious
fell
rduous
racking
thorough
prostrating
thoroughgoing
chastening
inexorable
unrelaxing
murder
stretching
overwhelming
knotty
overburdening
drastic
nervous
large order
heavy sledding
mammoth
tight
despotic
domineering
unjust
hardworking
work-intensive
embittering
very difficult
overtaxing
overpowering
character-building
complicated
no piece of cake
stormy
tempestuous
heroic
massive
difficult going
shocking
rough seas
hard going
disappointing
diligent
unkind
uncompromising
numbing
frantic
chaotic
high-energy
emotionally draining
nail-biting
active
eventful
frenzied
frenetic
lively
anxiety provoking
charged
terrifying
negative
heart-pumping
carking
audacious
a nuisance
tickly
discomfiting
an imposition
grand
elaborate
intrepid
sobering
big
perilous
considerable
peracute
significant
life-threatening
precarious
acute
prickly
dolorous
untimely
unhappy
sour
uncongenial
unlovely
pretentious
visionary
icky
sore
remorseless
mortifying
great
itchy
incommodious
distressed
scratchy
inauspicious
unrealistic
offensive
magnificent
animated
madhouse
tireless
full
furious
bustling
undermining
unsafe
insidious
lethal
incendiary
imperilling
UK
toxic
undesirable
subversive
malicious
imperiling
US
causing discomfort
ill-fitting
hair-raising
unpropitious
unadvantageous
deplorable
grasping
grotty
beastly
undisciplined
boisterous
cursed
troublemaking
jinxed
fractious
disorderly
improbable
ballsy
brash
idealistic
unfeasible
maddening
cataclysmal
fatal
full on
spirited
action-packed
raucous
fanciful
unreal
hopeless
belligerent
intractable
contumacious
lawbreaking
thuggish
pugnacious
unrestrained
unlikely
unpromising
devastating
damning
infuriating
detestable
hard-hearted
pessimistic
predatory
ill-timed
anarchic
lawless
pesky
from hell
black
infelicitous
catastrophal
far-fetched
prophetic
uncertain
a bummer of a
pestiferous
concerning
evil
plaguy
fateful
pestilential
extortionate
corrupt
unmanageable
radge
niggling
difficult to achieve
messy
infestive
repressive
ill-fated
too bad
blood-sucking
cancerous
malign
maleficent
poisonous
mischievous
baleful
iniquitous
cantankerous
reprobate
nocent
ill
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Being at the mercy of
subject
captive
subjugated
subordinate
controlled
subservient
dependent
governed
satellite
submissive
enslaved
inferior
obedient
ruled
secondary
servile
tributary
accountable
collateral
disposed
liable
susceptible
vulnerable
bound by
at one's feet
in danger of
subsidiary
ancillary
minor
accessory
lesser
peripheral
lower
under
second-class
lower-level
puppet
sub
auxiliary
supplementary
supplemental
extra
junior
additional
backup
contributory
appurtenant
attendant
adjuvant
assisting
assistant
aiding
tributory
second-fiddle
lower-grade
unimportant
trivial
insignificant
petty
inconsiderable
small
incidental
marginal
inessential
dinky
tangential
reserve
mean
second
second-rate
non-essential
minor-league
small-fry
less important
small-time
bush-league
of little account
smaller
supporting
accompanying
complementary
supportive
less
second-string
accessorial
lowly
low-ranking
lower-ranking
low-grade
low
add-on
associate
humble
optional
menial
bottom
reduced
sub-
poorer
third-string
concomitant
undistinguished
unpretentious
common
on the side
more
further
vice-
helping
plebeian
mediocre
inglorious
ignoble
spare
base
irrelevant
bonus
immaterial
abetting
superficial
scrubby
slighter
demeaning
degrading
little
lousy
subjacent
nether
ignominious
appended
affixed
adscititious
deputy
lower in rank
lower in status
lower-class
entry-level
bottom-rung
back seat
low-level
beside the point
lower rung
outranked
increased
parenthetical
extramural
tinier
added
second-best
low-class
petite
nonessential
beneath
reciprocal
unnecessary
unassuming
surface
correlative
diminished
augmenting
top-up
less important than
miserable
puny
middling
ordinary
meager
US
measly
paltry
alternative
coincident
by the by
accidental
by the way
attending
alternate
substitute
fallback
lessened
incident
of lesser importance than
shabby
wretched
contemptible
sorry
pitiful
sad
humdrum
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