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Definition of servility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
behaviorRare extreme willingness to please or obey othersRare
- His servility made him do everything the boss asked.
- Her servility annoyed her colleagues at work.
- The servant's servility was evident in his every gesture.
Origin of servility
Latin, servilis (of a slave)
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- French:servilité, ...
- German:Unterwürfigkeit, ...
- Italian:servilità, ...
- Spanish:servilismo, ...
- Portuguese:submissão, ...
- Chinese:奴颜婢膝, ...
- Japanese:卑屈さ, ...
- Arabic:تَذَلُّل, ...
- Hebrew:כְּנִיעוּת, ...
- Russian:услужливость, ...
- Ukrainian:підлабузництво, ...
- Hindi:चापलूसी, ...
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