slavish

DC Comics uses a slavish adherence to the status quo to prevent anything socially progressive from taking place on its pages.

She must whitewash these brown men and women, rid them of their savage, slavish ways, and repaint them in her own image.

Zaks had to find the delicate poise between vivid restating and slavish reenactment.

This is a lie, and only the most slavish of Russian propagandists are claiming otherwise.

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

The whole movement reached nothing beyond a slavish imitation of Giotto and his immediate followers.

For she remembered now that but for their slavish devotion they might claim to be her equal.

She would not save him to live the toilsome, slavish life of the Jews.

All this goes in, and yet the book cannot be a slavish repeat.

While confidence in his own abilities freed him from a slavish adherence to facts which could serve no useful purpose.