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self-satisfied

/ˌselfˈsæt.ɪs.faɪd/

Traducción: Describe a una persona que está excesivamente complacida o satisfecha consigo misma, a menudo por sus propios logros o cualidades, mostrando una actitud de autocomplacencia o suficiencia.

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adjective

/ˌselfˈsæt.ɪs.faɪd/B2formal
  • esDescribe a una persona que está excesivamente complacida o satisfecha consigo misma, a menudo por sus propios logros o cualidades, mostrando una actitud de autocomplacencia o suficiencia.

Describes a person who is overly pleased or smug about their own achievements or qualities.

  1. Excessively pleased with oneselfB2formal

    Showing or feeling a smug or unwarranted satisfaction with one's own achievements or situation.

    essatisfecho de sí mismo

    • He had a self-satisfied smirk after winning the argument.
    • Her self-satisfied tone annoyed her colleagues.
    • The manager's self-satisfied attitude prevented him from seeing the team's problems.

    Sinónimoscomplacentconceitedholier-than-thouproudself-importantsmugsuperciliousvain

    Antónimosdissatisfiedhumbleinsecuremodestunsatisfied

  2. Complacent to a faultC1formal

    Being overly content with oneself or one's actions, often to the point of ignoring flaws or the need for improvement.

    esComplaciente consigo mismo en exceso

    • The company became self-satisfied and failed to innovate.
    • His self-satisfied demeanor made him unpopular among peers.
    • A self-satisfied person rarely seeks feedback or growth.

    Sinónimoscomplacentconceitedholier-than-thouself-complacentsmugvainglorious

    Antónimosdiffidentdissatisfiedhumblemodest

Formas
  • more self-satisfied comparative form
  • most self-satisfied superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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