Definition of slavishly in English:

slavishly

adverb ˈsleɪvɪʃ(ə)liˈsleɪvɪʃli

1In a servile or submissive manner.
he slavishly followed the party line
rules that must be slavishly obeyed whatever the circumstances
Example sentencesExamples
- His story reinforced a stereotype of these people as inhuman, mindless drones who slavishly serve their emperor.
- She slavishly clutched the sleeve of her aunt's kimono.
- Hardly any foreign visitors are allowed—only aid workers whose movements are tightly monitored, and those who slavishly praise a regime that has defied history.
- His grown daughter and his ex-brother-in-law slavishly run the estate for him.
- She is the slavishly adoring but unsightly would-be lover in his godforsaken garrison town.
- He was slavishly devoted to a plane tree, as if the tree was something to be wondered at.
- When he stepped down from the rostrum at the end of his speech, he sat next to the deputy leader of the party, his most slavishly subservient follower.
- The entire crew worked slavishly night after night, and given the results, it shows.
- During the Reagan years, the news media began to slavishly follow the dictates of the White House.
- To the right sits a somnolent, patently oblivious Buddha-like man, slavishly attended by scantily clad concubines.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows no attempt at originality.
  they adhere slavishly to a script written for them
  children slavishly copy their football heroes
  Example sentencesExamples
  He isn't weighed down by the responsibility of adhering too slavishly to their melodic core.
  For some musicians, punk was less a style to be slavishly imitated than the sound of a door opening.
  The group is so slavishly imitative that it has not even noticed that the US tax year starts on January 1, but the New Zealand one starts on April 1.
  If he does not slavishly copy appearances, there is no brag in his brush, no need to impress with his gifts.
  I want a manager to have the freedom to select stocks, not slavishly follow the index.
  Flattering as it may be to our egos, the Japanese don't always slavishly ape our tastes in entertainment.
  Among her pet hates are what she describes as 'transient fashion', 'fashion victims', and slavishly following what celebrities are wearing.
  Instead of slavishly copying the current trend or concept, why not try to do things a little differently?
  The restaurants here are either dull and conservative or slavishly derivative in an almost adolescent way, without the wherewithal to carry it off.
  There's no need for him to slavishly ape Hitchcock to be a great film-maker.

Definition of slavishly in US English:

slavishly

adverbˈsleɪvɪʃliˈslāviSHlē

1In a servile or submissive manner.
he slavishly followed the party line
rules that must be slavishly obeyed whatever the circumstances
Example sentencesExamples
- To the right sits a somnolent, patently oblivious Buddha-like man, slavishly attended by scantily clad concubines.
- During the Reagan years, the news media began to slavishly follow the dictates of the White House.
- His grown daughter and his ex-brother-in-law slavishly run the estate for him.
- The entire crew worked slavishly night after night, and given the results, it shows.
- Hardly any foreign visitors are allowed—only aid workers whose movements are tightly monitored, and those who slavishly praise a regime that has defied history.
- When he stepped down from the rostrum at the end of his speech, he sat next to the deputy leader of the party, his most slavishly subservient follower.
- His story reinforced a stereotype of these people as inhuman, mindless drones who slavishly serve their emperor.
- She slavishly clutched the sleeve of her aunt's kimono.
- He was slavishly devoted to a plane tree, as if the tree was something to be wondered at.
- She is the slavishly adoring but unsightly would-be lover in his godforsaken garrison town.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows no attempt at originality.
  they adhere slavishly to a script written for them
  they slavishly copy one another
  Example sentencesExamples
  He isn't weighed down by the responsibility of adhering too slavishly to their melodic core.
  Flattering as it may be to our egos, the Japanese don't always slavishly ape our tastes in entertainment.
  For some musicians, punk was less a style to be slavishly imitated than the sound of a door opening.
  The restaurants here are either dull and conservative or slavishly derivative in an almost adolescent way, without the wherewithal to carry it off.
  Instead of slavishly copying the current trend or concept, why not try to do things a little differently?
  There's no need for him to slavishly ape Hitchcock to be a great film-maker.
  Among her pet hates are what she describes as 'transient fashion', 'fashion victims', and slavishly following what celebrities are wearing.
  The group is so slavishly imitative that it has not even noticed that the US tax year starts on January 1, but the New Zealand one starts on April 1.
  I want a manager to have the freedom to select stocks, not slavishly follow the index.
  If he does not slavishly copy appearances, there is no brag in his brush, no need to impress with his gifts.

单词	slavishly
释义	Definition of slavishly in English: slavishly adverb ˈsleɪvɪʃ(ə)liˈsleɪvɪʃli 1In a servile or submissive manner. he slavishly followed the party line rules that must be slavishly obeyed whatever the circumstances Example sentencesExamples His story reinforced a stereotype of these people as inhuman, mindless drones who slavishly serve their emperor. She slavishly clutched the sleeve of her aunt's kimono. Hardly any foreign visitors are allowed—only aid workers whose movements are tightly monitored, and those who slavishly praise a regime that has defied history. His grown daughter and his ex-brother-in-law slavishly run the estate for him. She is the slavishly adoring but unsightly would-be lover in his godforsaken garrison town. He was slavishly devoted to a plane tree, as if the tree was something to be wondered at. When he stepped down from the rostrum at the end of his speech, he sat next to the deputy leader of the party, his most slavishly subservient follower. The entire crew worked slavishly night after night, and given the results, it shows. During the Reagan years, the news media began to slavishly follow the dictates of the White House. To the right sits a somnolent, patently oblivious Buddha-like man, slavishly attended by scantily clad concubines. 1.1 In a way that shows no attempt at originality. they adhere slavishly to a script written for them children slavishly copy their football heroes Example sentencesExamples He isn't weighed down by the responsibility of adhering too slavishly to their melodic core. For some musicians, punk was less a style to be slavishly imitated than the sound of a door opening. The group is so slavishly imitative that it has not even noticed that the US tax year starts on January 1, but the New Zealand one starts on April 1. If he does not slavishly copy appearances, there is no brag in his brush, no need to impress with his gifts. I want a manager to have the freedom to select stocks, not slavishly follow the index. Flattering as it may be to our egos, the Japanese don't always slavishly ape our tastes in entertainment. Among her pet hates are what she describes as 'transient fashion', 'fashion victims', and slavishly following what celebrities are wearing. Instead of slavishly copying the current trend or concept, why not try to do things a little differently? The restaurants here are either dull and conservative or slavishly derivative in an almost adolescent way, without the wherewithal to carry it off. There's no need for him to slavishly ape Hitchcock to be a great film-maker. Definition of slavishly in US English: slavishly adverbˈsleɪvɪʃliˈslāviSHlē 1In a servile or submissive manner. he slavishly followed the party line rules that must be slavishly obeyed whatever the circumstances Example sentencesExamples To the right sits a somnolent, patently oblivious Buddha-like man, slavishly attended by scantily clad concubines. During the Reagan years, the news media began to slavishly follow the dictates of the White House. His grown daughter and his ex-brother-in-law slavishly run the estate for him. The entire crew worked slavishly night after night, and given the results, it shows. Hardly any foreign visitors are allowed—only aid workers whose movements are tightly monitored, and those who slavishly praise a regime that has defied history. When he stepped down from the rostrum at the end of his speech, he sat next to the deputy leader of the party, his most slavishly subservient follower. His story reinforced a stereotype of these people as inhuman, mindless drones who slavishly serve their emperor. She slavishly clutched the sleeve of her aunt's kimono. He was slavishly devoted to a plane tree, as if the tree was something to be wondered at. She is the slavishly adoring but unsightly would-be lover in his godforsaken garrison town. 1.1 In a way that shows no attempt at originality. they adhere slavishly to a script written for them they slavishly copy one another Example sentencesExamples He isn't weighed down by the responsibility of adhering too slavishly to their melodic core. Flattering as it may be to our egos, the Japanese don't always slavishly ape our tastes in entertainment. For some musicians, punk was less a style to be slavishly imitated than the sound of a door opening. The restaurants here are either dull and conservative or slavishly derivative in an almost adolescent way, without the wherewithal to carry it off. Instead of slavishly copying the current trend or concept, why not try to do things a little differently? There's no need for him to slavishly ape Hitchcock to be a great film-maker. Among her pet hates are what she describes as 'transient fashion', 'fashion victims', and slavishly following what celebrities are wearing. The group is so slavishly imitative that it has not even noticed that the US tax year starts on January 1, but the New Zealand one starts on April 1. I want a manager to have the freedom to select stocks, not slavishly follow the index. If he does not slavishly copy appearances, there is no brag in his brush, no need to impress with his gifts.
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