Subservient is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBSERVIENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who is subservient
ADJECTIVE:
• useful in an inferior capacity
• less important; subordinate
• serving as a means to an end
• prepared to obey others unquestioningly
• someone useful in an inferior capacity
• Fitted or disposed to subserve; useful in an inferior capacity; serving to promote some end; subordinate; hence, servile, truckling.
• compliant and obedient to authority
• serving or acting as a means or aid
• abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• useful in an inferior capacity; subordinate

Words related to SUBSERVIENT

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Words that contain SUBSERVIENT

subservients17 subserviently21

How to use SUBSERVIENT in a sentence

• But he seemed to make every foreign consideration subservient to the object of domestic aggression which he had so much at heart.
• All other accents and pauses in the verse are subservient to the rhythmic accent.
• He had intelligence which was not yet subservient to passion.
• The House of Representatives will then have rendered the Executive almost necessarily subservient to its wishes, instead of being independent.
• They delight in stories, and a wise teacher can make this subservient to the highest uses by reading beautiful creations of the imagination.
• As, if on account of his want of strength the cripple is subservient to the giant, the latter, on account of that strength, is compelled to give in to the cripple.
• Mind and body were already subservient to discipline.
• All action is for the sake of some end, and rules of action, it seems natural to suppose, must take their whole character and colour from the end to which they are subservient.
• There is, or used to be, a belief in this part of the world that the Caswall family had some strange power of making the wills of other persons subservient to their own.
• The instruction in military history was entirely divested of its scientific character by the method of application employed, and became wholly subservient to tactics.
• But now we plain folk are going again to make things subservient to life, to human life, to the needs and interests of the plain man.
• Some have revised editions, others have published commentaries, and all have endeavoured to make their particular studies, in some degree, subservient to this general emulation.
• He made me see the Belgian soul that would never be subservient to German rule.
• All the works of Art and Nature are subservient to morals, and are of value only as they promote it.
• IV As on the former occasion, arrangements were at once begun to bring about the election of another and more subservient Duma.
• The Privy Council received enlarged powers, and was again completely subservient to the king.
• I thought our judgments were given us merely to be subservient to those of neighbours.
• It was an ideal sitting-room for a college student, the luxury of the appointments absolutely subservient to taste and simplicity.
• But these enterprises, though reasonable in themselves, were only subservient to purposes of more importance, and which he had more at heart.
• Some portions of the ugly beast are made subservient to the beautiful, for they are used in the arts to give additional brilliancy to colours.
• The Duchy of Urbino, recognized by Rome and subservient to Spanish influence, was permitted to exist.
• The art of the next two centuries, the supreme art of song, of words subservient to musical expression, had been indicated.
• They point to the fact that in most countries which accepted the Protestant faith the Church became subservient to the State.
• Each island has its king, who is, nevertheless, subservient to the chief Thedori, by whom we were received.
• Nor are they persons who belong to a subservient race.
• It is incumbent upon you to commemorate and ponder upon the signs of God, to implore to God and to be evanescent and subservient in the Cause of God.
• In January, 1810, he passed through Frankfort on the way to Berlin, to which the Prussian court, now subservient to Napoleon, had returned.
• Even this is subservient to the eternal interests of virtue, pleasure, and profit.
• In relation to this independently universal and substantial existence all else is subordinate, subservient to it, and the means for its development.
• Though exiled Eden, and doomed to labor and sorrow, he was still at the head of this lower creation, and creatures below him generally subservient to his comfortable subsistence.
• The time was approaching when he believed that he could render these vast collections subservient to the great end which he had in view.
• Social conventions make the muscles subservient, but in the more primitive conditions the muscles leap ahead of the mind.
• He is a despot who insists on his divine right to rule the subservient creatures around him.

Similar words containing SERVI without suffix ent and without prefix sub

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