slavish

His recent opus, “Distorting Russia,” will go down in history as one of the most slavish defenses of Putinism.

Yet not such a slavish one neither, as should rather seem the effect of her insensibility, than judgment or affection.

Yet evil to them seems less a terrible than a slavish thing.

Faith is not a matter of blind belief, of slavish assent and acceptance, as many no-faith people seem to regard it.

Tertullian's works prove that they were, on the other hand, almost too slavish in their adherence to ancient customs.

Football is driving, slavish work; there isn't one man in twenty who gets any real pleasure out of it.