Patient, submissive, meek.

figurative. Yielding, submissive, obedient.

Submissive; obedient. Obsolete.

Favourably disposed to someone or something; ready or willing to do something. More generally: that has a tendency to behave, think, feel, etc., in…

That has yielded, surrendered, or submitted. Also: characterized by or indicative of this; submissive.

Relating to a person who is subject; belonging to or characteristic of a political subject; submissive, obedient. Obsolete.

figurative and in figurative contexts. Laid low in mind or spirit; submissive or abject; defeated or powerless. Sometimes as past participle: = prost…

Obedient, submissive.

Brought into a state of subjection; under the dominion or authority of another. Also: submissive, obedient (now rare).

Like a subject (in various senses). Also as adv.

Submissive; characterized by humility and readiness to obey. Frequently with to. Of a person.

Of a person, action, attribute, etc.: characterized by or displaying submission; yielding to power or authority; humble, obedient.

Giving in, surrendering, submitting; disposed to submit, submissive, compliant, unresisting.

Subject to the rule, power, or authority of another; answerable, amenable to some authority; dependent, subject; (hence) submissive, obsequious…

Characterized by subjection or obedience; submissive. Now rare.

Obedient, submissive.

Disposed to yield, submissive. Obsolete.

Characterized by, or betokening, dejection, submission, or abasement.

That makes no response or offers no resistance; yielding readily to external force or influence, or to the will of another; submissive.

Submissive to or respectful of authority; able to be restrained or disciplined; obedient.

Subject, submissive to.

Yielding; submissive, compliant; resigned. Now rare.

Disposed to comply with another's wishes; yielding, accommodating; compliant, facile.

Resembling or reminiscent of (a) sheep in appearance, behaviour, etc.; sheeplike, sheepish; esp. lacking in initiative, thoughtlessly following a…