Uk English Meaning of subservient
subservient
Other Uk English words related to subservient
- obedient
- passive
- subordinate
- acquiescent
- Amenable
- amiable
- obedient
- compliant
- Conformable
- controllable
- docile
- dutiful
- fawning
- Governable
- obedient
- obliging
- obsequious
- servile
- slavish
- submissive
- tractable
- agreeable
- constrained
- decorous
- disciplined
- dutiful
- gentle
- inhibited
- law-abiding
- manageable
- mannerly
- mild
- orderly
- placable
- repressed
- resigned
- restrained
- soft
- tame
- Teachable
- trainable
- unresistant
- yielding
- kowtowing
- surrendering
- uncooperative
- contrary
- contumacious
- defiant
- disobedient
- hardheaded
- headstrong
- insubordinate
- insurgent
- intractable
- mutinous
- noncompliant
- obstinate
- stubborn
- Noisy
- peevish
- rebel
- rebellious
- recalcitrant
- refractory
- resistant
- restless
- stubborn
- uncontrollable
- Ungovernable
- unruly
- untoward
- unyielding
- wayward
- wilful
- willful
- bad
- disorderly
- determined
- errant
- froward
- non-compliant
- insolent
- mischievous
- stubborn
- naughty
- perverse
- pig-headed
- self-willed
- undisciplined
- unmanageable
- Wild
- unmanageable
- disrespectful
- dissident
- Ill-mannered
- Ill-mannered
- impolite
- Impudent
- Misbehaving
- nonconformist
- Rude
Nearest Words of subservient
Definitions and Meaning of subservient in English
subservient (s)
compliant and obedient to authority
serving or acting as a means or aid
abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant
FAQs About the word subservient
subservient
compliant and obedient to authority, serving or acting as a means or aid, abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant
obedient,passive,subordinate,acquiescent,Amenable,amiable,obedient,compliant,Conformable,controllable
uncooperative,contrary,contumacious,defiant,disobedient,hardheaded,headstrong,insubordinate,insurgent,intractable
subservience => subservience, subserve => serve, subsequentness => subsequence, subsequently => subsequently, subsequent => subsequent,
