Term: Complacent

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition:

• Feeling or showing contentment or satisfaction, often to a fault, accompanied by a lack of motivation or a sense of self-improvement.

Senses:

1. Being self-satisfied and not striving for further achievement.
2. Smugly content and unaware of potential dangers or challenges.

Usages:

• After receiving the promotion, John became complacent and stopped putting effort into his work.
• The complacent student didn't study for the exam, assuming it would be easy.
• Being complacent about their safety, the hikers ventured into the treacherous terrain without proper equipment.

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