Submissive

usgb/səbˈmɪsɪv/Volume
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Power DynamicsPlay
Indicates a power imbalance, where one person has more control or influence over another. SlideHis submissive nature allowed his colleagues to always dictate the group's decisions.
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Non-confrontationalPlay
Often used to describe someone who avoids conflict and is likely to yield to others. SlideWhen negotiating, her submissive approach made it difficult for her to get her points across.
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Perceived NegativityPlay
Can have a negative connotation, suggesting weakness or a lack of assertiveness. SlideHe was unfairly labeled as submissive just because he preferred to listen rather than argue.