subservient [брит. səbˈsəːvɪənt, америк. səbˈsərviənt] ПРИЛ.
1. subservient уничиж.:
- subservient
- servile (to verso)
2. subservient (subordinate):
- subservient
- subordinato (to a)
3. subservient (useful):
- subservient офиц.
- utile (to per, a)
subservient [səb·ˈsɜ:r·vi·ənt] ПРИЛ.
1. subservient уничиж. (servile):
- subservient
-
2. subservient (secondary):
- subservient
- subordinato, -a
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The owner of a high-quality territory exhibits dominance and if it is removed and a subservient male moves in, it in turn develops dominance.
en.wikipedia.org Till one knows oneself, one has not mastered one's own will, and one is merely subservient; once one masters it one is free.
en.wikipedia.org These settlers and nomads were never numerous, however, and they often held subservient status to other tribes.
en.wikipedia.org If women are to be subservient to men, men should be protecting women.
en.wikipedia.org The patriarchal nature of society meant that women were directed to be subservient to their husbands and families.
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