servile in Irish
servile in Irish is moghach, uiríseal — servile means excessively willing to obey or please others; behaving like a slave.
servile in Irish
moghach
Slavish or submissive.
uiríseal
Slavish or submissive.
What does "servile" mean?
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adj Excessively willing to obey or please others; behaving like a slave.
"His servile flattery of the boss made his colleagues uncomfortable."
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servile in a sentence
- His servile flattery of the boss made his colleagues uncomfortable.
- She refused to be servile toward customers who treated her badly.
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What is "servile" in Irish?
"servile" in Irish is moghach, uiríseal. servile means: Excessively willing to obey or please others; behaving like a slave.
How do you use "servile" in a sentence?
Example: "His servile flattery of the boss made his colleagues uncomfortable." In Irish, "servile" is moghach, uiríseal.
Are there other ways to say "servile" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "servile": moghach, uiríseal.
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