complacent (Meaning)

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complacent (s)

contented to a fault with oneself or one's actions

She became complacent in her job after receiving several promotions without much effort.
The team grew complacent after winning the first few matches of the season easily.
Despite the looming deadline, he remained complacent about completing his project on time.
Their complacent attitude towards saving money resulted in financial troubles later on.
She was complacent about her health until she received a wake-up call from her doctor.
The company's complacent approach to customer service led to a decline in client satisfaction.
Being complacent about climate change could have severe consequences for future generations.
He was complacent about his skills, assuming he didn't need further training or education.
The government's complacent response to the crisis exacerbated the situation.
Complacent with their success, they failed to anticipate the challenges that lay ahead.

contented to a fault with oneself or one's actions

casual,nonchalant, incurious, numb,apathetic, disinterested, perfunctory, detached, uncurious, unconcerned

attentive, interested, mindful, mindful, concerned,interested, aware, conscientious, conscientious, attentive

She became complacent in her job after receiving several promotions without much effort.

The team grew complacent after winning the first few matches of the season easily.

Despite the looming deadline, he remained complacent about completing his project on time.

Their complacent attitude towards saving money resulted in financial troubles later on.