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2. A Complacent attitude towards the problem Complacent about We simply cannot afford to be Complacent about the future of our car industry

3. American English: Complacent / kəmˈpleɪsənt /

4. American English: Complacent / kəmˈpleɪsənt /

5. She was complacent about her achievements.

6. This view seems alarmingly Complacent

7. What are synonyms for Complacent?

8. Americans are becoming more Complacent

9. The danger lies in becoming too complacent.

10. — Complacently adverb Examples from the Corpus Complacent • We've been winning, but we're not going to get Complacent.

11. Examples of Complacent in a sentence

12. Synonyms for Complacent in Free Thesaurus

13. We must not become complacent over any success.

14. The winner's complacent smile annoyed some people.

15. A 2009-06-03: Complacent is brilliant

16. We must not become complacent about progress.

17. Complacent definition: contented to a fault with oneself or one's actions synonyms: content, self-satisfied, self-Complacent antonyms: discontented, disapproval

18. Complacent is the more common word and means ‘smug and self-satisfied’: after four consecutive championships, the team became Complacent

19. Someone who is Complacent has become overly content — the junk-food-eating couch potato might be feeling Complacent about his health

20. Complacent is a portrait of the American lifestyle

21. Our team lost because some players became complacent.

22. Nobody can afford to be Complacent about security

23. Too Complacent tone of the Corinthians only intensified

24. Complacent - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

25. The Complacent advisor doesn’t interact with newer agents

26. □ Loss of enthusiasm for the truth, complacent spirit

27. I would have been insufferably snobbish and complacent.

28. Don't confuse Complaisant with its near-homonym complacent.

29. Don't go getting too Complacent before the exams

30. Teachers are far from complacent about this problem.

31. Teachers are far from Complacent about this problem

32. We cannot afford to be Complacent about our health

33. We cannot afford to be Complacent about our health

34. Complacency definition: Complacency is being complacent about a situation

35. We cannot afford to be complacent about our health.

36. Complacent means self-satisfied, smug, uncritical about one’s achievements

37. The homophones Complaisant and complacent are often confused - and no wonder

38. We can't afford to become complacent about any of our products.

39. I am rightfully not Complacent with low quality service

40. However, no developing nation can afford to be complacent.

41. According to OED, complacent meaning Complaisant is an obsolete usage

42. The official line on all this often sounds remarkably complacent.

43. His book was an eye opener to complacent young men.

44. He is complacent very on the street guffaw is strolling.

45. There's a danger of becoming complacent if you win a few games.

46. Complacence complacently Complacences complacent complaisance complacencies complicacy campanology complexional compellation

47. Complacent is far commoner and means ‘smug and self-satisfied’.

48. The second was that the economists were complacent about the problem.

49. But the big internet firms seem to have been worryingly complacent.

50. 1; noun Complacence (archaic) Being complacent; a feeling of contentment or

51. The council was criticized for its Complacent attitude to child protection

52. The kid was Complacent with his small little trouble free world

53. Are we complacent in our approach to teaching all the world?

54. She can cook for hours and feel almost complacent, she says.

55. Consequently, we should not feel complacent simply because we have joined the race.

56. Gradually, it is complacent rise, often mix intentionally to the seaside seabird dally.

57. It is vital that we do not get complacent about this disease.

58. The government is in danger of becoming Complacent now inflation has dropped.

59. Happy but not complacent - our aim must be 100% Good to Excellent.

60. 🔊 If 1,000 signatures on this petition doesn't satisfy you, then how many will make you Complacent? 🔊 Although Chuck wanted an 'A' in the class, he was Complacent with a 'B'

61. Market Extra Complacent stock-market investors underestimate danger of big drop by U.S

62. 21 Thus the fool, as compared with the scoundrel, is invariably self-complacent.

63. He was dashing and dejected, poised and chagrined. He was complacent and insecure.

64. The Complacent individual doesn’t see anything as a miracle and takes everything for granted

65. At the beginning of the novel, Bilbo is, like most hobbits, comfortable and complacent.

66. We simply cannot afford to be complacent about the future of our car industry.

67. See 2 authoritative translations of Complacent in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

68. Gradually, it is complacent rise,[Sentencedict.com ] often mix intentionally to the seaside seabird dally.

69. The your very complacent mouth that pointing to oneself says: The buttock is here.

70. Mr Threlfall added that the service was not complacent and was always trying to improve.

71. Complacent (adjective): feeling or showing pleasure or satisfaction, especially in one’s own conditions; self-satisfied.

72. Complacence (countable and uncountable, plural Complacences) Being complacent; a feeling of contentment or satisfaction; complacency

73. It was wise to be happy, she believed, whereas he was complacent to be wise.

74. 25 In fact, however, studies show that happiness doesn't make people complacent or self-centered.

75. Because families are eternal, we cannot afford to be casual or complacent about those relationships.

76. I am self - confident , but also complacent, I am supercilious, also proud in the meantime.

77. Antonyms for Complacent include unsatisfied, dissatisfied, unComplacent, humble, modest, discontented, reserved, uneasy, unfulfilled and discreet

78. / kəmˈpleɪ.s ə nt / feeling so satisfied with your own abilities or situation that you feel you do not need to try any harder: a Complacent smile / attitude We can't afford to become Complacent about any of our …

79. Complacent has a negative connotation, carrying the unspoken meaning of laziness or inattention to self-improvement.

80. But as we contemplate these bitter internecine struggles we should not be too unsympathetic or complacent.