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complacent

/kəmˈpleɪ.sənt/

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adjective

/kəmˈpleɪ.sənt/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, чрезмерно довольного своими достижениями или положением, что часто приводит к неосознанию потенциальных проблем или опасностей.

Describes a person who is overly satisfied with their own achievements or situation, often leading to a lack of awareness of potential problems or dangers.

  1. Self-satisfiedB2formal

    Showing uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements, often unaware of potential problems.

    ruСамодовольный

    • After winning the championship, the team became complacent and lost their next game.
    • He was too complacent about his job security and didn't update his skills.
    • Complacent drivers often cause accidents because they stop paying attention.

    Synonymsself-complacentself-satisfiedsmug

    Antonymsambitiousconcerneddiscontenteddissatisfieddrivenvigilantwatchful

  2. UnconcernedB2formal

    Being overly relaxed or indifferent about a situation that requires attention.

    ruБеспечный

    • The government was complacent about the growing pollution problem.
    • She felt complacent about her health until she received the diagnosis.
    • Complacent attitudes toward cybersecurity can lead to data breaches.

    Synonymsindifferentnonchalantrelaxedself-satisfiedsmugunconcernedunperturbeduntroubled

    Antonymsalertattentiveconcernedvigilantwatchful

Forms
  • more complacent comparative form
  • most complacent superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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