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
Fastuous and complacent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fastuous" instead an adjective "Complacent".
Fastuous
Complacent and fastuous are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Complacent" instead an adjective "Fastuous".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- self-important and complacent
- self-important and fastuous
- pompous and complacent
- pompous and fastuous
- conceited and complacent
- conceited and fastuous
- egotistic and complacent
- egotistic and fastuous
- vain and complacent
- vain and fastuous
- proud and complacent
- proud and fastuous
- consequential and complacent
- consequential and fastuous
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