"Complacential" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Complacential" Meaning

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"Complacential" Examples

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Complacent: feeling or showing too great a sense of satisfaction with one's achievements; not making enough effort to improve.

Example sentences:

She's become complacent in her job and isn't taking enough initiative to advance.
The team's complacency in the lead allowed their opponents to stage a comeback.
They've become too complacent, thinking they're invincible just because they've won a few games.
His lack of ambition and complacency has led to stagnation in his career.
The company's complacency in its market position has led to a decline in sales.

Compliment: an expression of praise or admiration.

Example sentences:

"You look great today!" - That's a nice compliment.
The artist was thrilled to receive a compliment from the famous critic.
"This cake is delicious!" - That's a nice compliment from a picky eater.
The fashion designer was thrilled to receive a compliment from Vogue magazine.
The company was proud of the compliment from the industry leader.

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