English to Latin Meaning of submissive - parebant

Submissive :

parebant

adjective

verecundus, REFUGUS, parebant, aequus, URBANUS, doctrinae, humilem, inclinari, flexibile, mobilissimum, malleabile, ductilia,, in utramque partem flexibilis, avidi prono, urbanum, humilis, nequeas, ornare lauru domum, comitatus, consequens, servientes

Submissive :: submissusSubmissively :: submissusSubmissiveness :: patientia

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Definitions of submissive in English

Adjective(1) inclined or willing to submit to orders or wishes of others or showing such inclination(2) abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant

Examples of submissive in English

(1) Basically, I would be much more passive, submissive and altruistic.(2) They seem to have all the makings of a weak, submissive government.(3) Gentle and debonair in manners, he knows how to be a submissive husband and cater to the needs of his sweetheart.(4) At the feast which follows the three bridegrooms wager on whose wife is the most docile and submissive .(5) He shows that slaves who seemed submissive and passive were cleverly using the language of their masters and subverting it to their own ends.(6) They must have given him some powerful drugs to have him so submissive and humble.(7) If it is sweet, servile and submissive , a new dog could bully your first dog into a life of fear and despair.(8) There is, and always has been, a lot more to women than the meek, submissive weaklings that we have been made out to be throughout the centuries.(9) I handed the boots, my letter and the reply to a pleasant, submissive sales assistant who went to fetch a manager.(10) She is warlike and aggressive, not submissive and unassertive.(11) The prisoners were all perfectly submissive and paid every deference to the wishes of those in whose custody they were placed.(12) I think it is just they are not aware of pressurising you to make you conform or to make you submissive .(13) They were not passive, submissive clients but positive enthusiasts, with a common agenda.(14) He is likely quite uncomfortable about the prospects of appearing weak, submissive or passive.(15) Dee believed the Angels to be obedient servants of God, submissive to the authority of Christ.(16) She said he made the entire family proud by challenging the court and that he was never scared or submissive .

(1) submission ::

submission

Synonyms

Adjective

1. compliant ::

aequus

2. yielding ::

pomiferum faciens

3. acquiescent ::

acquiescent

4. unassertive ::

unassertive

5. passive ::

passivae

6. obedient ::

obedientes

7. biddable ::

biddable

8. dutiful ::

honestus

9. docile ::

docilem praebebis

10. pliant ::

seu lento fuerint

12. under someone's thumb ::

sub aliquis pollicis

Antonyms

1. contrary ::

praeter

2. contumacious ::

contumaces

3. defiant ::

ferox

4. disobedient ::

non subditos

5. froward ::

pravum

6. insubordinate ::

non subditos

7. intractable ::

implacabiles cernebam

8. obstreperous ::

Neque obstrepat

9. rebel ::

rebel

10. rebellious ::

iracundiam provocans est:

11. recalcitrant ::

recalcitrat

12. refractory ::

refractarium:

13. restive ::

asper

14. ungovernable ::

Contumacissimi

15. unruly ::

non subditos

16. untoward ::

adversi

Different Forms

submissive, submissively, submissiveness

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