complacency in Greek
complacency in Greek is εφησυχασμός — complacency means a feeling of comfortable self-satisfaction that makes someone unaware of a coming problem.
complacency in Greek
εφησυχασμός
Pronounced: efisychasmos
A feeling of contented self-satisfaction, especially when unaware of upcoming trouble.
What does "complacency" mean?
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noun A feeling of comfortable self-satisfaction that makes someone unaware of a coming problem.
"Years of success led to complacency, and the company was blindsided by a new rival."
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complacency in a sentence
- Years of success led to complacency, and the company was blindsided by a new rival.
- Safety inspectors warned against complacency after the incident-free year.
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What is "complacency" in Greek?
"complacency" in Greek is εφησυχασμός. complacency means: A feeling of comfortable self-satisfaction that makes someone unaware of a coming problem.
How do you pronounce εφησυχασμός?
"complacency" in Greek is εφησυχασμός, pronounced "efisychasmos".
How do you use "complacency" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of success led to complacency, and the company was blindsided by a new rival." In Greek, "complacency" is εφησυχασμός.
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