complacence (Meaning)
complacence (n)
the feeling you have when you are satisfied with yourself
Synonyms & Antonyms of complacence
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- superiority
- assurance
- confidence
- smugness
- conceit
- self-glory
- self-satisfaction
- amour propre
- bighead
- self-importance
- pomposity
- vaingloriousness
- conceitedness
- self-opinion
- pompousness
- swelled head
- egotism
- vainness
- self-love
- self-conceit
- vainglory
- self-congratulation
- self-admiration
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- disdainfulness
- snobbishness
- lordliness
- pretence
- self-pride
- self-confidence
- overconfidence
- self-assurance
- imperiousness
- self-respect
- selfishness
- self-assertion
- pretense
- hubris
- self-esteem
- haughtiness
- egoism
- self-righteousness
- presumption
- swellheadedness
- pretension
- superciliousness
- self-assumption
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complacence Sentence Examples
- The team's complacency led to their defeat in the final match.
- Sarah's success in the preliminary exams resulted in a sense of complacency about her studies.
- Complacency in the workplace can hinder innovation and growth.
- The manager warned against complacency, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement.
- John's complacency about his health led to neglecting regular exercise and healthy eating habits.
- The company's complacency regarding cybersecurity left its systems vulnerable to attacks.
- The athlete's complacency after winning the championship affected his performance in subsequent matches.
- Complacency can be dangerous in high-stakes situations where attention to detail is critical.
- The teacher urged her students to guard against complacency and strive for excellence.
- Overcoming complacency requires a commitment to self-awareness and continuous learning.
FAQs About the word complacence
the feeling you have when you are satisfied with yourself
vanity, arrogance, pride, ego, complacency, pridefulness, superiority, assurance, confidence,smugness
humility, humbleness,humility, modesty, diffidence, humbleness, modesty, diffidence, altruism, self-doubt
The team's complacency led to their defeat in the final match.
Sarah's success in the preliminary exams resulted in a sense of complacency about her studies.
Complacency in the workplace can hinder innovation and growth.
The manager warned against complacency, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement.
