subservient

His women had to be subservient to him in every way.

All these things were subservient to what he really looked at.

"A lot of times they are put in a subservient position."

"I know how to play the role of the subservient woman."

In the end, he would become totally subservient to her.

"He had lived all of his life in a subservient role to a white man," she said.

And she looked up at me with pleading, subservient eyes.

"You have the strong woman living the subservient life," she explained.

Instead, though, the Union often presents itself as subservient to the world market.

She went about the work at once, playing her subservient role without complaint.

He refused to play such a subservient role when teaching his students.

But still subservient to the end of language, and not made at random.

But it was hard for the navy man to be subservient.

He said young people and parents sometimes had to be convinced that these are not just subservient jobs.

Since we are alone, you have no need to be subservient."

All the characters and events are subservient to this central idea.

While in her presence, he is subservient and a little nervous.

But she would learn that no act was inherently subservient.

He must understand that this office will never be subservient."

We tend to ensure that our gets will be subservient.

Often the other is in a subservient position where resistance would be difficult or even impossible.

Away from the staff, the subservient prisoner will say what he really thinks.

Another is of women always taking the more subservient roles in home and work situations.

The smith didn't feel the need to be quite so subservient.

If a man is in a powerful position the press tends to go along to the point of being subservient.