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SAT vocab 15

Mrs. Hahn RWS

TermDefinition
Compliant yielding, submissive My friend Sally is a very compliant child because she always listens to her parents.
Fawning gaining favor by acting overly kind or by flattery Jill's boyfriend was fawning all over her at the dinner party the other night.
Obsequious observing or performing a service for someone in a overly attentive manner The limo driver was extra obsequious when he was driving the two couples to the party.
Servile slave-like very humble and submissive The hippy was servile during the whole concert.
Slavish slave-like, overly humble, involving very hard work All of the artists were working slavish hours for their greedy boss.
Submissive voluntarily, obeying another, humble Rodney was submissive to his parents when they found him drunk at the party.
Subordinate inferior; lower in rank or status Susan held a subordinate position in the charity event because her friend Larry was in charge.
Subservient obedient; obsequious The intern was acting subservient because his boss offered to give him time off.
Sycophant a self-server who tries to gain the favor of others through the use of flattery or by being overattentive Jeremy is such a sycophant because he acts really nice around the popular kids.
Toady a flatterer; a sychophante Billy is a toady person to all the pretty girls in math class.
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