Complacency

usgb/kəmˈpleɪsnsi/Volume
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Negative NuancePlay
Complacency often implies a lack of self-awareness or growth, which can be seen as negative. SlideHer complacency about her skills meant she didn't seek improvement.
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Cultural CautionPlay
In some cultures, being too satisfied with oneself is viewed negatively, so use 'complacency' carefully. SlideHis complacency was frowned upon in a society that valued humility.
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Subtle WarningPlay
Complacency can be used to subtly suggest that someone should be more ambitious or vigilant. SlideThe team's complacency might cost them the championship if they're not careful.