Übersetzungen für „complacence“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

com·pla·cence [kəmˈpleɪsən(t)s] SUBST no pl abw

complacence

Selbstzufriedenheit f meist abw

complacence

Selbstgefälligkeit f abw

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Collectively one could argue we've been in the snowboarding "acceptance stage" since the mid-1990s, but acceptance unchecked leads to complacence.

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The downside to that tendency is long stretches of what seems like complacence.

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He questions and thereby disturbs our complacence as readers.

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However, there is a complacence that comes from putting your faith in technology and markets that is dangerous.

reneweconomy.com.au

Complacence could be part of the problem.

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One, this could finally jolt the party out of its complacence.

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It's perpetuated daily in our adult lives with our silence and complacence.

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The emergence of what are termed "fringe" parties suggests the precariousness of politics and complacence.

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However, this must not give rise to complacence.

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Awarding one every time risked complacence; constantly withholding them could cause the animal to quit.

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