Cool MateMeaning of Servant
a person who works in another person’s house, and cooks, cleans, etc. for them
In simple words: A person who works for another person and helps with tasks.
Servant in a sentence
- The servant prepared the dinner while the family relaxed in the living room.
- In many cultures, a servant is expected to obey the commands of their master.
- She felt like a servant in her own home, constantly doing chores for everyone.
- The king's servant carried his food and drink wherever he went.
- He considered himself a servant of the community, always helping those in need.
How to use Servant
Used in both formal and informal contexts. Traditionally refers to someone employed in domestic tasks, but can also imply servitude in other jobs. Less common in modern language for paid help.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Sounds like 'serve-ant' — think of ant workers serving their queen.
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Collocations with Servant
Synonyms for Servant
Common mistakes with Servant
- Confused with 'server' (like a waiter)
- Using it for colleagues in professional settings
- Assuming it only means a domestic worker
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Frequently asked questions about Servant
What does Servant mean?
A person who works for another person and helps with tasks.
What is the definition of Servant?
a person who works in another person’s house, and cooks, cleans, etc. for them
How do you use Servant in a sentence?
The servant prepared the dinner while the family relaxed in the living room.
Can you give another example of Servant?
In many cultures, a servant is expected to obey the commands of their master.
What are synonyms for Servant?
Common alternatives include employee, attendant, helper, subordinate.
What is the opposite of Servant?
Opposite meanings include master, employer.
What words go with Servant?
It commonly pairs with devoted, faithful, loyal, employ, have, call, serve somebody, wait on somebody, work, boy, girl, servant to, an army of servants, a servant of the Crown, a servant of the people, devoted, faithful, loyal, employ, have, call, serve somebody, wait on somebody, work, boy, girl, servant to, an army of servants, a servant of the Crown, a servant of the people.
What are common mistakes when using Servant?
Confused with 'server' (like a waiter) Using it for colleagues in professional settings Assuming it only means a domestic worker
How do you pronounce Servant?
US: /["/ˈsɜːrvənt/"]/, UK: /["/ˈsɜːvənt/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Servant?
Used in both formal and informal contexts. Traditionally refers to someone employed in domestic tasks, but can also imply servitude in other jobs. Less common in modern language for paid help.
What CEFR level is Servant?
"Servant" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.