Definition

The quality of being easily influenced or following others without thinking for oneself.

Example

Her sequacity made it difficult for her to form her own opinions.

Conversation

I read an interesting article about sequacity in followers on social media.

Oh really? What did it say about it?

It mentioned how some people just follow trends without thinking for themselves, showing a lack of sequacity.

That's so true! It’s important to think critically instead of just going along with the crowd.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Sequacity → It is formed from "sequi" (meaning to follow) and the suffix "-acity" (indicating a quality or state). The word "sequacity" refers to the quality of being inclined to follow or obey.

Memory Tip

Think of 'following' ('sequi') as a quality or state ('-acity') — that's why sequacity means the tendency to follow.

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