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• r  in an obsequious manner

• For some reason, that small incident triggered the frustrations of Montgomery's Negroes, who for years had bent subserviently beneath the prejudices of the white community.
• For some reason, that small incident triggered the frustrations of Montgomery's Negroes, who for years had bent subserviently beneath the prejudices of the white community.

• obsequiously
• servilely

Quotes

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• Yukio Hatoyama in Bloomberg
  We want to move away from US dependency to a more equal alliance,party Secretary General Yukio Hatoyama said in an interview in Tokyo yesterday. "We've followed the US subserviently in the past."
• Daniel Lapin in CBS News
  The victim bonds subserviently and forever with the person who digs them up, usually the person who drugged them,Lapin says.