slavishly Antonyms
Strongest:
- sedulously
- hard
- determinedly
- arduously
- continuously
- strenuously
- diligently
- purposefully
- assiduously
- industriously
- laboriously
- intently
- doggedly
- intensely
- resolutely
- intensively
Strong:
- meticulously
- actively
- seriously
- conscientiously
- mightily
- dynamically
- unrelentingly
- feverishly
- briskly
- busily
- thoroughly
- painstakingly
- steadily
- ardently
- energetically
- zealously
- hardly
- unremittingly
- steadfastly
- willfully
- vigorously
- vehemently
- amain
Weak:
Meaning of slavishly
slavishly (r)
in a slavish manner
slavishly Sentence Examples
- The employee slavishly followed every instruction, fearing any deviation.
- The historian slavishly adhered to the original documents, refusing to speculate or interpret.
- The politician slavishly parroted the party line, never daring to express any independent thought.
- The student slavishly copied the professor's notes, neglecting to engage with the material independently.
- The fanboy slavishly bought every product endorsed by his favorite celebrity.
- The assistant slavishly carried out the boss's whims, never questioning their wisdom.
- The dictator demanded slavish obedience from his subjects, tolerating no dissent.
- The cult members slavishly believed every word uttered by their leader.
- The spouse slavishly waited on their partner, anticipating their every need.
- The slave slavishly worked the fields, enduring unimaginable hardships to please their master.
FAQs About the word slavishly
in a slavish manner
sedulously,hard, determinedly, arduously, continuously, strenuously, diligently, purposefully, assiduously, industriously
wearily, indolently, indolently, languidly, sluggishly, casually, tiredly, wearily, halfheartedly, desultorily
The employee slavishly followed every instruction, fearing any deviation.
The historian slavishly adhered to the original documents, refusing to speculate or interpret.
The politician slavishly parroted the party line, never daring to express any independent thought.
The student slavishly copied the professor's notes, neglecting to engage with the material independently.
