obsequiousness (Meaning)

Wordnet

obsequiousness (n)

abject or cringing submissiveness

Webster

The quality or state of being obsequious.

No weak antonyms found.

The obsequiousness of the servant was nauseating, with constant bowing and scraping.
In her attempts to gain favor, she displayed an excessive amount of obsequiousness.
His obsequiousness extended even to the lowest of his subordinates, making them feel uncomfortable.
The CEO's obsequiousness towards investors was seen as a sign of weakness.
Despite his success, he refused to indulge in obsequiousness, preferring to maintain his dignity.
The politician's obsequiousness towards special interest groups ultimately cost him his election.
Her obsequiousness was so transparent that it was difficult to take her seriously.
The company demanded an end to all forms of obsequiousness in the workplace.
The obsequiousness of the sycophant was met with disdain by his peers.
True leadership requires a balance between assertiveness and obsequiousness, with an emphasis on the former.

abject or cringing submissivenessThe quality or state of being obsequious.

deference, subserviency, slavishness, complaisance, acquiescence, subservience,servility, docility, receptivity, receptiveness

defiance, disobedience,defiance, hostility, disobedience, hostility, ill will, antipathy, ill will,recalcitrance

The obsequiousness of the servant was nauseating, with constant bowing and scraping.

In her attempts to gain favor, she displayed an excessive amount of obsequiousness.

His obsequiousness extended even to the lowest of his subordinates, making them feel uncomfortable.

The CEO's obsequiousness towards investors was seen as a sign of weakness.