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Meanings of so submissive in English
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Usage of so submissive in English
1
Mary began obediently; she had never been so submissive in her life.
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Those girls were so submissive and browbeaten that it riled my fighting spirit.
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The woman he'd married had been so shy and quiet, so submissive, so malleable.
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But I am not so submissive, let me tell you!
5
The men were not so submissive; but the M.C.
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She interrogated Madge, who had grown into a certain liking for one so submissive and inoffensive.
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They are not so ignorant nor so filthy nor so superstitious nor so submissive to their priests.
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But she is not always so submissive.
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But most readers are so irrational, so submissive, so deferential, that they will swallow an author whole.
10
Why so soft, so submissive and yielding?
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And then the kingdom itself, to all appearances so submissive, so worshipful of its great ruler, suddenly exploded.
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The Assembly were not so submissive.
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And they are so submissive to their leaders that they will believe and do virtually anything they are told.
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For the glorified body will be so submissive to the glorified soul, that, as Augustine says (De Civ.
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She had always been so submissive, and now he saw she was not to be shaken in her fixed resolve.
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It has comforted me greatly, my dear child, that you have shown yourself so submissive and patient under this affliction.
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