remarkably complacent
Frequency: 5.81.9 per million words
Used to express surprise at the level of someone's self-satisfaction.
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- The CEO seemed remarkably complacent despite the company's poor performance.
- For someone facing such a serious challenge, her attitude was remarkably complacent.
- The government has been criticized for being remarkably complacent about the housing crisis.
- In retrospect, the team was remarkably complacent going into the championship game.
- He remained remarkably complacent even after receiving the warning letter.
- It's surprising how remarkably complacent some people are about the threat of climate change.
- After a few successful years, the industry had grown remarkably complacent.
- I was shocked at how remarkably complacent he was about his own lack of progress.
- Investors grew wary of the board's remarkably complacent stance on the new competition.
- She gave a remarkably complacent smile, as if she had already won.