Complacentの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Self-satisfied, to be please with your self

A: It mean to be overly satisfied with yourself or your achievements. It has a negative connotation.

A: It means, very comfortable

A: Comfortable with how things are.

A: “After getting full marks on his test, he became complacent, and did not study for the next one.”

A: If you are a complacent person, you feel pleased with yourself or the current situation, and you think you don't need to change anything.

Examples:
It is said that this neighbourhood is peaceful and safe, but let's not be too complacent. We should install an alarm system just in case.

He is complacent about his health. He never exercises, but he thinks he will be forever healthy just because he follows a balanced diet.

Our sales are good, but we must not become too complacent. We must always strive to improve our products.

A: "Ugh I failed my math test. I was too complacent to study..."

A:

As adjectives the difference between smug and complacent is that smug is irritatingly pleased with oneself;
Self setified while complacent is uncritically satisfied with oneself or one's achievement: Smug.

Examples:
• A person working in there office and not worried about the dengerous weather conditions outside.

• He folded his hands over his chest and gave her a smug smile.

A: Complacent means someone did nothing to stop something from happening. It is usually a bad thing. "The students were cheating and the teacher was complacent in it."

Conceited means someone thinks too highly of themself. It is usually a bad thing. "David is so conceited. He always thinks he's better than everyone else."

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