Both Uses of
subservient
in
Catch-22
- They were shifty, cheerful, subservient men who were comfortable only with each other and never met anyone else's eye, not even Yossarian's eye at the open-air meeting they called to reprimand him publicly for making Kid Sampson turn back from the mission to Bologna.†
Chpt 15 *
- 'Certainly it isn't, Colonel,' Milo disagreed in a somewhat firm tone, raising his subservient eyes significantly just far enough to arrest Colonel Cathcart's.†
Chpt 35
Definition:
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(subservient) serving in a less important role -- sometimes implying excessive submissiveness