self-complacent (Meaning)

Wordnet

self-complacent (s)

contented to a fault with oneself or one's actions

Webster

self-complacent (a.)

Satisfied with one's own character, capacity, and doings; self-satisfied.

self-complacent Sentence Examples

  1. Her self-complacent attitude blinded her to the impending crisis.
  2. John's self-complacency prevented him from recognizing his own shortcomings.
  3. The team's self-complacent mindset led them to underestimate their opponents.
  4. Sarah's self-complacency cost her a promotion at work.
  5. Richard refused to change his routine, reflecting his self-complacent nature.
  6. The self-complacent government failed to address the needs of its citizens.
  7. Mary's self-complacency made her believe she could succeed without putting in any effort.
  8. The company's self-complacent management team allowed the business to decline.
  9. The athlete's self-complacency prevented him from reaching his full potential.
  10. The doctor's self-complacency led to a misdiagnosis, nearly costing his patient their life.

FAQs About the word self-complacent

contented to a fault with oneself or one's actionsSatisfied with one's own character, capacity, and doings; self-satisfied.

smug, insolent, vainglorious, haughty, overfamiliar, immodest, hoity-toity, conceited, high-and-mighty, egomaniacal

timid, lowly, unpretentious, modest, timid, unpretentious, humble, humble, unassuming, lowly

Her self-complacent attitude blinded her to the impending crisis.

John's self-complacency prevented him from recognizing his own shortcomings.

The team's self-complacent mindset led them to underestimate their opponents.

Sarah's self-complacency cost her a promotion at work.