Obsequiousness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBSEQUIOUSNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being obsequious
• The quality or state of being obsequious.
• abject or cringing submissiveness
• the state of being obsequious, obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by or exhibiting a fawning attentiveness

Words related to OBSEQUIOUSNESS

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Words that contain OBSEQUIOUSNESS

obsequiousnesse26 obsequiousnesses27

How to use OBSEQUIOUSNESS in a sentence

• Others relax in their obsequiousness either from satiety or disgust, or a hankering after popularity, or a wish to be thought above narrow prejudices.
• He had hardly self-control enough to greet Lady Tilchester with his usual obsequiousness.
• All sweetness and obsequiousness will I be on this occasion.
• Turpicula saw nothing but obsequiousness, and heard nothing but commendations.
• His neighbours crowded round, and joined in the ready laugh, partly from obsequiousness, and partly from unfeigned admiration.
• Thady, indeed most heartily despised the mercenary pedagogue, not only for his obsequiousness to the rich, but on account of his severity to the children of the poor.
• Obsequiousness ran out of the first like wine out of a bottle, sullenness congested in the second.
• They all burst out lamenting for their comrade in the island way, and Obsequiousness was the loudest of the mourners.
• Seleucia, the second city in the Empire, received the new monarch with an obsequiousness that bordered on adulation.
• It is merely what exists or what we believe to exist, and our effort to value it is only the obsequiousness of the slave to the power that he fears.
• When the rich tax the poor with servility and obsequiousness, they should consider the effect of man reputed to be the possessors of nature, on imaginative minds.
• They will be free from assumption, pretense, affectation, flattery, and obsequiousness, which are all incompatible with sincerity.
• Nothing could rouse him out of his tame civility, which had been taken more than once for obsequiousness.
• Don Manuel, who up to this time had shown extreme obsequiousness towards me, had now no words but those of rudeness and distrust.
• Obsequiousness, fidelity, and attachment to his master, composed the character of Bentinck, whom the king raised to the dignity of earl of Portland.
• She has never asked of them obsequiousness, or flattery, or even obedience to her will, unless it had the approval of their own judgment and conscience.
• The baroness disliked the abrupt manner of the old man, who, in his solitude, had entirely lost the obsequiousness to which she was accustomed.
• His Fortune exposed him to an Obsequiousness towards the worst Sort of Company, but his excellent Qualities rendered him capable of making the best Figure in the most refined.
• He ranged in fright over the whole of his career, and was obliged to admit, and to admit with craven obsequiousness, that he had been a wicked man, obstinate in wickedness.
• The traitors could easily be distinguished by their insolence disguised as obsequiousness.
• The carriage rolled on, leaving his obsequiousness unrequited.
• But how could he thus perpetually interfere and yet appear to remain a constitutional officer? Not through the mere obsequiousness of every one concerned, including the Senate.
• The customs officials were all obsequiousness when they went through the form of levying on the cargo of the ship.

Similar words containing OBSEQUIOUSNES without suffix s

obsequiousnesse26 obsequiousnesses27

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