servile
/ˈsɜrvɪl/Definitions
1. adjective
having or showing a willingness to obey or comply with others, especially in a humble or submissive way.
“The servant’s servile behavior was noticeable as he tried to please his employer.”
2. noun
a person who is servile in their behavior or attitude.
“The company’s management team consists of some very servile employees who are more concerned with pleasing their bosses than doing their jobs.”
3. verb
to make or keep someone in a position of subjection or dependence, especially through the use of force or manipulation.
“The corrupt government has been servile to the interests of the wealthy elite for decades.”