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• s  blindly imitative
  a slavish copy of the original
• s  abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant
  slavish devotion to her job ruled her life
  a slavish yes-man to the party bosses"- S.H.Adams

• Fears about a Wall Street fad Wall Street can be as slavish in following a financial trend as clothing designers are in copying fashion changes.
• They do not seem to care how Khrushchev's expose affects foreign Communist leaders wholiving under no "reign of terror" in their own countrieshad no excuse for their slavish .
• Only a slavish sycophant like Herbert can take what was unquestionably a bumbling, error-filled week for Obama and recast it as the work of a political Bobby Fischer.

• subservient
• submissive

News & Articles

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• Generationals’ Heza showcases their effortless melodies
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  June 25, 2013 - Orlando Weekly

Quotes

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• Eoin Colfer in Telegraph.co.uk
  Speaking about Adams, Colfer told The Guardian: "I would hope he had a little giggle and would enjoy the respectful but not slavish way I have entered his universe...... I don't think he would be disgusted."
• Mike Rumbles in BBC News
  Mike Rumbles, the Liberal Democrat chief whip, said: "I'm delighted that Alex Neil's ultra loyalty has finally been rewarded. The lesson of this reshuffle is that slavish adoration of the first minister pays dividends."
• LK Advani in Hindu
  Congress party has surrendered itself to a slavish culture in which the reigning dynasty never does wrong and is never responsible or accountable for any failure,Advani alleged.