Assured
Assured adjective - Having or showing great faith in oneself or one's abilities.
Usage example: an assured attorney, he dominates any coutroom proceeding
Complacent and assured are semantically related. in confident topic. In some cases you can use "Complacent" instead an adjective "Assured".
Complacent
Complacent adjective - Having too high an opinion of oneself.
Usage example: a complacent junior exec who was certain of his indispensability to the company
Assured and complacent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Assured" instead an adjective "Complacent".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- calm and assured
- calm and complacent
- secure and assured
- secure and complacent
- positive and assured
- positive and complacent
- assertive and assured
- assertive and complacent
- cool and assured
- cool and complacent
- confident and assured
- confident and complacent
- overconfident and assured
- overconfident and complacent
Both words in one sentence
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It can be hard to justify why the Big Bad keeps them around and doesn't Shoot the Dangerous Minion, but it may be so the Big Bad has a reason to always keep his guard up (and thus can rest assured that he will never become too complacent).
Source: The Starscream
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