(a) n. something that creeps along the ground; (frequently derogatory) a creeping, cringing person; (also) a small person or thing; (b) adj.…
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释义 | the mind > emotion > humility > servility > [adjective] (55) go-by-ground?a1300 (a) n. something that creeps along the ground; (frequently derogatory) a creeping, cringing person; (also) a small person or thing; (b) adj.… thrall1398 Belonging to or characteristic of thraldom; slave-like, slavish, servile. Obsolete. abjectc1430 Of a person, an action, a situation, etc.: of low repute; despicable, wretched; self-abasing, servile, obsequious. In later use also as an… manly?c1430 Courteous, subservient. Obsolete. rare. servicious1440 Obedient, compliant. Cf. serviceable, adj. 1a(a). serviceable1483 Subordinate, subservient. Obsolete. rare. servile1537 Frequently depreciative. (Now the usual sense.) Of a person: given to or characterized by such behaviour; that behaves like a slave; lacking… tame1563 Subdued as by taming; submissive; meek; poor-spirited, pusillanimous; servile. slavish1565 Of, belonging to, or characteristic of, a slave; befitting a slave; servile, abject. demiss1572 Submissive, humble, lowly; also in bad sense, Abject, base. submissive1572 Of a person, action, attribute, etc.: characterized by or displaying submission; yielding to power or authority; humble, obedient. cringing1579 That cringes; obsequious, servile; cowardly; abject. fawning1585 Showing servile deference, cringing, flattering. incrouching?1593 Crouching in, cringing, fawning. vassal1594 attributive or as adj. Having the status or character of a vassal; subject, subordinate; †servile. Chiefly figurative. scraping1599 That scrapes, in various senses of the verb scrape, v. obsequious1602 Unduly or servilely compliant; overly submissive; manifesting or characterized by servility; fawning, sycophantic. Also obsequious-looking. spaniel1606 Passing into adj. in the sense ‘meanly submissive, cringing, fawning’, etc. observing1609 Compliant, obsequious. Obsolete. deprostrate1610 Extremely prostrate; grovelling. supplea1616 Chiefly depreciative. Compliant or accommodating from selfish or ulterior motives; artfully or servilely complaisant or obsequious. Of a person. vernile1623 Servile, slavish. shrugging1629 Cringing. Obsolete. wormy1640 figurative. Grovelling; earthy; crooked, tortuous. compliable1641 Apt or inclined to comply; disposed to agree and act in accord; compliant. ? Obsolete. thrall-like1641 attributive and in other combinations, as thrall-folk, thrall-man, thrall-woman, thrall-work; thrall-like adj. obeisant1642 Showing respect or deference, deferential; servile, obsequious. Also: bending in homage, bowing. inservient1646 Serving, servile. truckling1656 That truckles; †that is subordinate or inferior (obsolete); meanly submissive, servile. cringeling1693 Cringing; servile. rare. benecking1705 Bowing the neck, cringing. subservient1714 Of a person, action, etc.: characterized by or displaying an attitude of slavish submission; servile, obsequious. footman-like1776 Characteristic or reminiscent of a footman. bingeing1805 sidling1821 That sidles or is characterized by sidling; (esp. in early use) obsequious or slyly coaxing in manner. toadying1863 crawlsome1904 Addicted to mean, worm-like behaviour. toadyish1909 Characteristic of or resembling a toady; meanly servile. crawling1941 That crawls (literal and figurative); see the verb. ass-kissing1942 That flatters excessively or insincerely. Subcategories:— specifically of actions or qualities (11) — to the court (1) — as black person (2) — not servile (1) |
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