obsequityn.
/əbˈsiːkwᵻti/, U.S. /əbˈsikwᵻdi/ rare.
Obsequiousness.
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the mind > emotion > humility > servility > [noun]
fawninga1350
submission?a1439
overlowness1496
servility1573
servilenessa1594
obsequency1595
obsequiousness1613
cringing1617
slavishnessa1620
vernility1623
servulating1637
suppleness1638
sneakinga1657
subserviency1669
fawningness1672
subservience1680
cringingness1695
truckling1820
obsequience1830
flunkeyism1831
servilism1831
spanielship1832
toadyism1840
flunkeydom1850
oleaginousness1853
vassalism1854
toadying1863
grovel1892
obsequity1892
crawlsomeness1900
serfishness1906
oleosity?1920
ass-kissing1936
1892 Cornhill Mag. June 586 He saluted the Provincial with a nervous obsequity which was unpleasant to look upon.
1992 L. M. Hanks Rice & Man 100 This fact of hierarchy implies no degradation, no obsequity, and little competitive envy.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2004; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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