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Meanings of slavish submission in English
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Usage of slavish submission in English
1
They seem to think there is no course open but slavish submission.
2
Not to be angry on the proper provocation, is folly, insensibility, slavish submission.
3
Voluptuousness is therefore considered as their chief accomplishment, and slavish submission as their indispensable duty.
4
Proud of her slavish submission, she can love me without derogating in the least from her own self-respect.
5
A life of slavish submission, vice, and perversion, during peace; a life of danger, exposure, and death, during war.
6
And, with slavish submission, she was prepared to accept his words rather than banish herself out of his presence altogether.
7
So monstrous were the inconsistencies which arose from the furious passions of the king and the slavish submission of his parliaments.
8
Ed: Jon and I disagree about the relative novelty of the kind of slavish submission to Bibi exhibited by Republicans recently.
9
This was certainly not Charlotte's writing: this was no tale of slavish submission, of yearning for the sophisticated and the glamorous.
10
You yourself preached freedom to me, and now the tyrant in you appears because I do not show a slavish submission.
11
No more dead formalities, nor slavish submissions, but new and fuller life, self-reliance, self-development, and the freest individuality.
12
"And yet he remains King of England, and his subjects still obey him in slavish submission," exclaimed Earl Douglas, shrugging his shoulders.