slavishness
/ˈsleɪvɪʃnəs/
noun
- The quality of following rules, instructions, or traditions too closely without any original thought or creativity.
- His slavishness to the textbook made his lectures boring and predictable.
- The slavishness of the design team's work resulted in a product that looked exactly like the competitor's.
- The critic complained about the slavishness of the film adaptation, which added nothing new to the original story.
- The quality of being too willing to obey or serve others, like a slave.
- The slavishness of the staff showed in their unwillingness to question any policy.
- The culture of slavishness in the company prevented any real innovation.
- She was disgusted by the slavishness of the politicians who always voted with the party leader.
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