obsequious in Greek
obsequious in Greek is γλύφτης — obsequious means excessively eager to please or obey, in a way that seems insincere and self-serving.
obsequious in Greek
γλύφτης
Pronounced: glyftis
Excessively eager and attentive to please or to obey instructions; fawning, subservient, servile.
What does "obsequious" mean?
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adjective Excessively eager to please or obey, in a way that seems insincere and self-serving.
"An obsequious waiter hovered by the table."
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- An obsequious waiter hovered by the table.
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What is "obsequious" in Greek?
"obsequious" in Greek is γλύφτης. obsequious means: Excessively eager to please or obey, in a way that seems insincere and self-serving.
How do you pronounce γλύφτης?
"obsequious" in Greek is γλύφτης, pronounced "glyftis".
How do you use "obsequious" in a sentence?
Example: "An obsequious waiter hovered by the table." In Greek, "obsequious" is γλύφτης.
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