NOUN
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the feeling you have when you are satisfied with yourself
his complacency was absolutely disgusting
How To Use self-satisfaction In A Sentence
- She laughs, radiant in her self-satisfaction, shielded by a hard hide and chutzpa from charges of vulgarity, greed or egomania.
- The self-satisfaction and smugness of the text is toe-curling and its frequent sickening doses of sentimentality are like being forced-fed chopped liver with chicken fat.
- For three decades his sideline as a UFO writer/publisher generated extra income and self-satisfaction.
- The term Victorian today sometimes recalls Queen Victorias stands on personal moral issues and may suggest prudery or a moral self-satisfaction. Victoria, Queen
- Also, our ideological and theoretical workers should always guard against self-satisfaction, narrow-minded conservatism and ignorant boasting, failings which Comrade Mao Zedong warned us against.
- There is no room whatever for smugness or self-satisfaction on their part.
- If Bosher could have seen the effect of this elegant extract upon the captain he would probably have "joyed" with infinite self-satisfaction. The Willoughby Captains
- Advertising is the cheerleader for sexism, misogyny, racism and a vaunting masculine self-satisfaction. Times, Sunday Times
- What you encounter is a glow of contentment which stops a safe distance from self-satisfaction; from such a happy condition the book takes its tone.
- They may not realize how close self-satisfaction is to self-contempt.