sequacious
/sɪˈkweɪʃəs
/adjective formal
(Of a person) lacking independence or originality of thought.It was Notorious Thugs which opened my eyes to this halt of progression, to the sequacious masses who live oblivious to their own kind's misdeeds and voice scant opposition to rampant injustice....
- If you read anything without questioning it, then you are just part of the sequacious herd.
Derivatives
sequaciously
sequacity
- To the scientific mind there is special interest in the sequacity of sheep, their habit of following one another with automatic imitation.
- The sequacity of human nature is not after all peculiar to any one race or country.
Origin
Mid 17th century: from Latin sequax, sequac- 'following' (from sequi 'follow') + -ious.