Servility (noun)

Excessive eagerness to obey or serve someone, often considered to be a sign of subservience or a lack of self-respect.

Origin:

The word 'servility' comes from the latin word 'servilis' meaning slavish or subservient and refers to the quality of being overly eager to obey or serve someone.

Examples:

1. Her servility to her boss was noted by everyone in the office.
2. The servant's servility was palpable, and he always seemed to be at his master's beck and call.
3. The country's servility to the powerful nation was a cause of concern among its citizens.
4. His servility to his wife was both amusing and endearing.
5. The politician's servility to his donors was an open secret.