1. lacking independence or originality of thought; following others without question
Usage: formal; often critical

Examples

• The sequacious followers never questioned their leader’s decisions.
• His sequacious nature made him popular with authority figures but frustrated his peers.
• The committee was filled with sequacious members who simply agreed with whatever was proposed.
• She criticized the sequacious tendencies of social media users who mindlessly share content.
• The professor warned against sequacious thinking in academic research.
• His sequacious behavior in meetings earned him a reputation as a yes-man.