complacence en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de complacence en el diccionario inglés»español

complacence [kəmˈpleɪsns(i)] SUST., complacency SUST. sin pl.

complacence

complacencia f (excesiva)

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

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

www.counterpunch.org

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

www.dnaindia.com

However, this must not give rise to complacence.

www.firstpost.com

That old wound came back and took over and my humiliation was so strong that it triggered my complacence.

www.huffingtonpost.ca

He questions and thereby disturbs our complacence as readers.

en.wikipedia.org

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

business.transworld.net

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

blog.cleveland.com

Thus, we should be extremely wary of complacence in the face of government regulation of public assemblies.

www.chicagomag.com

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

reneweconomy.com.au

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

www.theglobeandmail.com