- 看过 complacency 的人也看了 :
- satisfaction
- smugness
complacency 的定义
plural com·pla·cen·cies.
- a feeling of quiet pleasure or security, often while unaware of some potential danger, defect, or the like; self-satisfaction or smug satisfaction with an existing situation, condition, etc.
- Archaic. friendly civility; inclination to please; complaisance.a civil act.
complacency 近义词
contentment
complacency 的近义词 3 个
更多complacency例句
- League officials and leaders of the NFL Players Association say those still playing must guard against complacency.
- Although deepfakes haven’t yet become the weapons of mass disinformation that some predicted, there’s no room for complacency.
- Constraints challenge teams to think divergently and avoid complacency in the ideation process.
- There’s a clear cultural complacency with things as usual, and although disappointing, that’s not particularly surprising in a field where the vast majority just don’t understand the stakes.
- As the pandemic wears on, experts worry that complacency and fatigue could further fracture an already uneven response to the disease.
- In one sentence, he asserts: “Panic is worse than complacency.”
- A psychiatrist who attended one such conference blamed television for the complacency.
- But judging by our complacency, you would be forgiven for not knowing this.
- They went out of their way to tell me how such programs “breed” complacency, laziness, and—wait for it—dependency.
- This is a film that takes apart your complacency as surely as this alien world destroys Thomas Newton.
- But with the immaculate conception of Mary, a being full of grace, an object of God's supreme complacency entered this world.
- It hardly ruffled the calm stream of his self-complacency, and, for some reasons, he was rather glad that it had happened.
- It fell, and you were made to look with complacency on objects which not long since you would have regarded with horror.
- Then, in the givers and in their gifts, in the workers and in their work, the Divine heart finds infinite complacency.
- Maitland regained his old self-complacency in time and was dreadfully mysterious and Maitlandish about the whole affair.