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    Sumisa (en. Submissive)

    /suˈmisa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A person who submits to someone else's authority.
    The macho culture often sees women as submissive.
    La cultura machista a menudo ve a la mujer como sumisa.
    In some contexts, it refers to a docile or obedient character.
    She has always been very submissive with her partner.
    Ella siempre ha sido muy sumisa con su pareja.
    adjective
    That shows docility or servitude.
    Her submissive behavior has earned her the respect of her bosses.
    Su comportamiento sumisa le ha ganado el respeto de sus jefes.
    That accepts decisions made by others without questioning.
    A submissive attitude is required to work at that company.
    Se requiere una actitud sumisa para trabajar en esa empresa.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'submittere', which means to submit.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    submissive to desires
    That adapts or submits to what another person desires.
    sumisa a los deseos
    submissive attitude
    Behavior that shows docility and acceptance.
    actitud sumisa
    to be submissive
    To accept the authority or desires of others without resistance.
    ser sumisa

    Related Words

    submission
    Action of submitting or accepting the authority of another.
    sumisión
    obedience
    Action of complying with someone's orders or desires.
    obediencia
    docility
    Quality of being docile; ease of being guided or handled.
    docilidad

    Slang Meanings

    Companion woman who adapts to the desires of the client.
    She works as a submissive in an escort agency.
    Ella trabaja como sumisa en una agencia de acompañantes.
    Informal term to refer to a woman who follows her partner.
    That girl is always the submissive in her relationship.
    Esa chica siempre es la sumisa en su relación.