slavish in Latin
slavish in Latin is servīlis — slavish means behaving like a slave, with no freedom or self-respect.
slavish in Latin
servīlis
In the manner of a slave; abject.
What does "slavish" mean?
- adj Behaving like a slave, with no freedom or self-respect.
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adj Copying something exactly, without any original thought.
"slavish observation of rules"
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What is "slavish" in Latin?
"slavish" in Latin is servīlis. slavish means: Behaving like a slave, with no freedom or self-respect.
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