vernility (Meaning)
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vernility (n.)
Fawning or obsequious behavior; servility.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vernility
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vernility Sentence Examples
- The vernility of the courtiers was evident in their exaggerated displays of deference and submission to the monarch.
- In the feudal society, vernility was a cultural norm that dictated the behavior of those in servitude.
- The vernility displayed by the subjects reinforced the hierarchical structure of the kingdom.
- A strict code of vernility governed the conduct of servants and peasants in the medieval estate.
- The vernility of the lower classes was exploited by the ruling elite to maintain social order.
- A sense of vernility pervaded the royal court, shaping the interactions between the nobility and their attendants.
- The vernility observed in historical records reflects the deeply ingrained social hierarchy of the time.
- Those who deviated from the expectations of vernility faced severe consequences in the rigid society.
- The vernility expected from subordinates contributed to the stability of the autocratic regime.
- The literature of the era often romanticized the virtues of vernility as a symbol of loyalty and obedience.
FAQs About the word vernility
Fawning or obsequious behavior; servility.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vernility of the courtiers was evident in their exaggerated displays of deference and submission to the monarch.
In the feudal society, vernility was a cultural norm that dictated the behavior of those in servitude.
The vernility displayed by the subjects reinforced the hierarchical structure of the kingdom.
A strict code of vernility governed the conduct of servants and peasants in the medieval estate.
