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Meanings of become complacent in English

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Usage of become complacent in English
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Unfortunately, it is easy to become complacent by measuring the wrong things.
Forbes
2
Many politicians tend to become complacent in their seats over the years.
Jamaica Observer
3
Once you get respected the danger is you're going to become complacent.
The Guardian
4
Authorities are warning people not to become complacent as the shift approaches.
Radio NZ
5
Give people too little to pay attention to and they'll become complacent.
Wired
6
But Premier Gladys Berejiklian once again urged residents not to become complacent.
News.com.au
7
The World Health Organisation says people need to not become complacent about Coronavirus.
Radio NZ
8
She said a country of New Zealand's size couldn't afford to become complacent.
Radio NZ
9
He said New Zealand could not afford to become complacent again.
Radio NZ
10
At Level 1 of lockdown, it's understandable that some citizens may become complacent.
The South African
11
Wiles said this was a reminder to New Zealanders not to become complacent.
Radio NZ
12
Their view was that it could lead employees to become complacent.
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He did not believe the community had become complacent about the volcano's dangers.
Radio NZ
14
Every year I'm challenging myself so that I don't become complacent.
Ebony
15
Accidents happen when these things feel routine and we become complacent.
Climbing Magazine
16
Now is certainly not the time for Hooper to become complacent.
The Guardian
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