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Pleased Complacent Con  With Fact Common Connotation Word

知识 If you are complacent, you are pleased with yourself (com-, from con-, with, together); you may, in fact, such is one common connotation of the word, be smug, too pleased with your position or narrow accomplishments, too easily self-satisfied, and the hour of reckoning may be closer than you realize. (Humans, as you know, are delighted to be critical of the contentment of others.)
The noun is complacence or complacency.
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出处 Word Power Made Easy SESSION 23

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