Displaying the characteristics of a fat animal; slow-witted, indolent, self-complacent.
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释义 | the mind > emotion > pride > self-esteem > complacency > [adjective] (15) fat1598 Displaying the characteristics of a fat animal; slow-witted, indolent, self-complacent. self-contented1631 Content with oneself and one's life; characterized by such contentment; self-satisfied. self-pleased1633 Pleased with oneself, esp. in a smug or uncritical way; characterized by such an attitude; self-satisfied. self-satisfied1653 Satisfied with oneself or one's achievements, esp. excessively or offensively; smug, complacent. Also of a smile, mood, etc.: characterized by… self-contenta1656 Content with oneself and one's life; self-satisfied; self-contented. complacing1669 Complacent; self-satisfied. self-complacentiala1711 Characterized by self-complacency; self-complacent. self-complacinga1711 Self-complacent. self-complacent1736 Uncritically satisfied with oneself or one's achievements; self-satisfied; complacent. complacent1767 spec. Feeling or showing pleasure or satisfaction, esp. in one's own condition or doings; self-satisfied. pinguid1768 In extended use: unctuous; florid. Also: weighty, overly large. unctuous1822 Characterized by spiritual unction (in later use esp. of an assumed or superficial nature)… Of speech, conduct, etc. paddy1865 Resembling a pad; soft, plump, cushiony. Also in extended use: mild, gentle, good-natured. Subcategories:— causing complacency (2) |
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