servility

"But perhaps to you, that is just another form of servility."

Some would mistake it for servility, but I know better.

The man moved from wrath to servility in a moment.

A: With this kind of program, the problem is a servility to ratings.

Now he smiled, hearing the clear note of servility in her voice.

She gave the last word a note of mocking servility.

"From what I read, he was a man of courage and hope, not servility."

Goodness and servility look alike at times, though they're very different.

In many ways it was their servility that allowed these men to become so close to the emperor.

The sudden servility from the old woman was enough to make her take a second look at the man who had addressed them.

They had learned early that servility was a form of concealment.

For the rest, if you want to go on working as a journalist, it's total servility to Putin.

He pretends to servility, but I can see the hatred in his eyes.

And the only way up there was through an absolutely abasing servility.

I worked ninety years in hard servility, I and all these around you.

When confronted by his mother he was propitiating to the point of servility.

He also continued a policy of alliance with Byzantium, but never servility.

He heard the fawning servility in his own voice but was unable to control it.

In some cases, it did produce dependence and servility.

"I reject your charge of servility, but you have a point, and an interesting one.

"Thirty years of servility have naturally left their mark on me," he observes.

Two of them came immediately, bowing to her with utmost servility.

Is this what women feel, he wondered, this sense of both servility and power?

But what is holiness to some is servility to others.

Could slavery suggest a more complete servility than some of these journals exhibit?