“Servility” in Japanese
Short answer
Servility in Japanese is “隷属” (reizoku). Full meaning: subordination, servitude, servility, vassalage, slavery; subordinate, underling.
Other ways to say “Servility” in Japanese
追従
tsuishou following (e.g. someone's opinion), being servile to, adherence, compliance, emulation, mimicking, servility; flattery, sycophancy, adulation
忖度
sontaku surmise (about someone's feelings), guess, conjecture; (showing) deference (to), consideration (of someone's wishes), servility
隸属
reizoku subordination, servitude, servility, vassalage, slavery; subordinate, underling
追從
tsuijuu following (e.g. someone's opinion), being servile to, adherence, compliance, emulation, mimicking, servility; flattery, sycophancy, adulation
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