Subserviency is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBSERVIENCY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being subservient, also SUBSERVIENCE
• the condition of being less important than something else
• willingness to obey others unquestioningly
• The quality or state of being subservient; instrumental fitness or use; hence, willingness to serve another\'s purposes; in a derogatory sense, servility.
• the state of being subservient

Words related to SUBSERVIENCY

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How to use SUBSERVIENCY in a sentence

• There was a freedom in their subserviency, a nobleness in their very degradation.
• By a wily system of trickery, the subserviency of the abbeys was also aimed at.
• White men in control of the public schools of the South see to it that the subserviency of the Negro teachers employed be certified beforehand.
• Yes, but He was profoundly human also, and humility is not subserviency or meanness.
• A condition of subserviency from which it only escaped again for a short time during the palmy days of the eighteenth century.
• Congress, in a spirit of slavish subserviency, had instructed the American commissioners to take no steps without the knowledge and advice of France.
• The complete subserviency of the people to the hierarchy was never more strikingly manifest than in a financial scheme which Brigham Young devised at this time.
• Both surrendered their understandings to their ministers, upon the condition of subserviency to their personal desires.
• Previous to this, nothing could surpass the prostration and abject subserviency with which the miserable crowds solicited food or labor.
• Rhodolph was instructed in all the petty arts of intrigue and dissimulation, and was brought into entire subserviency to the Spanish court.
• There was one point to which his subserviency to British visitors would not go.
• So timid was the disgraced bishop that he vied with the weak primate in his subserviency to Alice.
• It is devoid of intelligence because it is observed to stand to the intelligent principle in the relation of subserviency, being the instrument of its activity.
• With all that, admitting herself a peer to this man, it wrenched her sorely to acknowledge subserviency to him.
• And by thus uniting in his person the most opposite talents, he was enabled to combine the most contrary interests in a subserviency to his secret purposes.
• In treating of the subserviency of the North, he will be constrained to write many a page which will flush the cheeks of our descendants with indignation and shame.
• He thinks them very like the Irish, and instanced their subserviency, their flattering, their lying, and pilfering, as traits common to the character of both peoples.
• And now I will give you a curious illustration of the utter subserviency of slaves.
• He said that even the short time we had spent in England was enough to enable him to detect the subserviency of the lower classes there and to resent it, as a man and a brother.
• Disgusting Subserviency of Our Contemporaries and Strong Indications of Collusion.
• Who would dare accuse him of subserviency to Jackson or to any man, for bread or for position? He differed from Jackson about the tariff, and all Jacksonville could know it.

Similar words containing SERVIEN without suffix cy and without prefix sub

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