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Meanings of get complacent in English

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Usage of get complacent in English
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Police Assistant Commissioner Richard Chambers says it's important people don't get complacent.
Radio NZ
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The day you get complacent is the day you stop being competitive.
The Irish Times
3
However, he told Reuters Health, it's not time to get complacent.
Reuters
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Plus after a long day it's easy to get complacent and make mistakes.
Climbing Magazine
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Once all the people who lived through something die off, we get complacent.
News.com.au
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It's really easy to get complacent, to say 'I won Book of the Year.
The Irish Times
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But there are warnings not to get complacent just yet.
Radio NZ
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The warning was clear: don't get complacent; don't think anyone's too good to die.
The Guardian
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Once you get complacent, it's got a habit of coming back to bite you.
The Guardian
10
Williams said even regular swimmers should not get complacent.
Radio NZ
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Developments like this are no reason to get complacent.
The South African
12
Eventually, most BASE jumpers get complacent, but Felix is really anal about what he does.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
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Thoroughbreds get complacent and lose races to dray horses.
The Irish Times
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We didn't get complacent once in this whole playoff.
Reuters
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However, new research shows we can't get complacent.
News.com.au
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The ones that do have to work at it, work relentlessly and don't ever get complacent.
News.com.au
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