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• r  in an obsequious manner
  she acts obsequiously toward her boss

• During Taraki's visit to Moscow last month, President Brezhnev reportedly chided him for behaving too obsequiously before the Russians, which he felt made the Afghan leader look bad.
• Impressed, the customs officials bowed obsequiously when Ambassador Davies told them he had lost the Soviet permit enabling him to pass the frontier without having his luggage .
• Besides the secular intellectuals, Neuhaus has little regard for those religious intellectuals who are still "obsequiously accommodating to cultural moods" rather than asserting .

• subserviently
• servilely

News & Articles

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• Hostel Environments: AirBnB Now Trying to Sweet-Talk Bill de Blasio Directly
  As AirBnB's place in New York City remains tenuous, the short-term rental website's public relations offensive continues with a one-minute Youtube spot, titled "Bill de Blasio's Big Day," in which users obsequiously congratulate the Mayor-elect and invite him to...
  Dec. 9, 2013 - Curbed New York

Quotes

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• Fatima Bhutto in Press Trust of India
  With the other, Zardari pointed a crooked finger at the rise of fundamentalism and capitalised on a golden opportunity to bring the nation's elite back into the government's obsequiously pro-American fold,Fatima, a bitter critic of Zardari,...