complacent
41Self-complacent — Self com*pla cent, a. Satisfied with one s own character, capacity, and doings; self satisfied. [1913 Webster] …
42self-complacent — Synonyms and related words: bovine, complacent, consequential, narcissan, narcissine, narcissistic, narcistic, overproud, overweening, priggish, self admiring, self approving, self assuming, self congratulating, self congratulatory, self content …
43self-complacent — [self′kəm plā′sənt] adj. self satisfied, esp. in a smug way self complacency n …
44self-complacent — self complacence, self complacency, n. self complacently, adv. /self keuhm play seuhnt, self /, adj. pleased with oneself; self satisfied; smug. [1755 65] * * * …
45self-complacent — adjective Complacently self satisfied …
46self complacent — adj. self satisfied, satisfied with oneself, pleased with oneself …
47self-complacent — a. See self conceited …
48self-complacent — self′ compla′cent adj. pleased with oneself; self satisfied; smug • Etymology: 1755–65 self′ compla′cence, self′ compla′cency, n. self′ compla′cently, adv …
49self-complacent — /sɛlf kəmˈpleɪsənt/ (say self kuhm playsuhnt) adjective pleased with oneself; self satisfied. –self complacently, adverb …
50complaisant — complacent, complaisant have the same pronunciation apart from s in the first and z in the second. Both are derived from the Latin word complacere ‘to please’. Complacent means ‘calmly confident’ and normally has unfavourable connotations, i.e.… …