Servile

The servile attitude of the athlete towards the coach was a sign of respect for the coach's experience.

The feudal system was characterized by the servile obligations of the peasants to the nobles.

The servile obedience demanded by the military leader was a cause for concern.

She found the servile conduct of her subordinates to be distasteful.

The customer's servile manners towards the salesperson were appreciated by the management.

The servile mannerisms of the prisoners made it clear that they had been subjected to extreme torture.

The elaborate servile clothing was worn by the slaves of the wealthy landowners.

The children were taught to be servile to their parents and never question their authority.

The servile demeanor of the employee towards the CEO was a clear indication of the corporate culture.

The slaves' servile status meant they had no control over their own lives.

The servile nature of the government officials made it easy for the corrupt politicians to manipulate them.

The servile laborers were not paid fairly for their work.

The servile waiter kept hovering over the table, refilling their glasses every few minutes.

The servile behavior of the butler made the guests uncomfortable.

She despised the servile nature of the waitstaff.