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obsequiousness [GB əbˈsiːkwɪəsnəs, Am əbˈsikwiəsnəs] SUBST

obsequiousness

obséquiosité f

obsequiousness

servilité f

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obsequiousness

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Seeing this obsequiousness, the narrator-tsar orders the invasion of a distant country, which he is assured will submit to his mere reputation. en.wikipedia.org

A stray is that endearing, devastating combination of obsequiousness and an absent-minded demand for rights and recognition. www.thehindu.com

This is a similar subject to the last one discussed concerning surliness and obsequiousness, in that it concerns how to interact socially in a community. en.wikipedia.org

His body language reinforced the impression of not just deference but subservience and obsequiousness towards his guest. www.aljazeera.com

He is described as being a mixture of pride and obsequiousness, self-importance and humility. en.wikipedia.org

They lack the obsequiousness of an older generation of rockers prepared to kneel for knighthoods. www.telegraph.co.uk

You could fill this newspaper with people awarded gongs of various types for dubious reasons, mostly to do with donations to political parties or other forms of obsequiousness. www.stuff.co.nz

Such abject grovelling and obsequiousness become the hallmark of the next hour and a half. thewire.in

Leaders like this create cultures of top down bullying and bottom up obsequiousness, a recipe for lack of thinking and lack of accountability. idm.net.au

Ringed round as they are by many mighty peoples, they find safety not in obsequiousness but in battle and its perils. en.wikipedia.org

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