complacent about
Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words
Used to specify the subject or area in which someone is overly self-satisfied.
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- We can't afford to get complacent about our success; we must keep innovating.
- The government seems dangerously complacent about the threat of climate change.
- After winning a few games, the team grew complacent about their training regimen.
- She was far from complacent about her son's academic performance.
- It's easy to become complacent about safety procedures if you perform the same task every day.
- He had a complacent attitude about his financial situation, assuming his job was secure.
- Health officials warned the public not to be complacent about the new virus strain.
- I'm worried he is becoming too complacent about finding a new job.
- Despite the initial positive results, the researchers remained anything but complacent about the long-term effects.
- Why do you sound so complacent about the risks involved in this project?