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Meanings of too subservient in English
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Usage of too subservient in English
1
He is accused of having been too subservient to Charles II.
2
There now's a patched professor in Queen Nature's granite-founded College; but methinks he's too subservient.
3
He added, to avoid feeling too subservient: "Boys will."
4
I tell her she's being too subservient, but she doesn't listen and continues catering to my every need.
5
I'm sorry. Don't be too subservient.
6
"I would not speak on the hospital's behalf, of course," she said, hoping it was not too subservient.
7
"A dog that will bring a bone will take a bone." Meaning don't trust anyone who's too subservient.