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Meanings of much complacence in English
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Usage of much complacence in English
1
After minutely describing her person, which she evidently regards with much complacence, she continues:
2
Mrs Fitzpatrick likewise offered to bear her cousin company, which Sophia, with much complacence, accepted.
3
He generally gave M. Corvisart the preference in deciding these matters, on which he descanted with much complacence when his more weighty occupations allowed.
4
"I don't mind a reasonable amount of trouble," he said with not too much complacence.
5
"A week now," returned Webster with much complacence.
6
"I have now a new ministry, and there are no more Jesuits in Bavaria," announced Ludwig with much complacence.