eng: smug

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etymological origin ofeng: smugly
etymological origin ofeng: smugness
etymologygml: smuk
has derived formeng: smugger
has derived formeng: smuggest
has derived formeng: smugly
has derived formeng: smugness
lexical categoryadjective
pronunciation/smʌɡ/
semantically relatedeng: affording
semantically relatedeng: autarkic
semantically relatedeng: complacent
semantically relatedeng: complaisant
semantically relatedeng: exertion
semantically relatedeng: facile
semantically relatedeng: good-humored
semantically relatedeng: gracious
semantically relatedeng: gratify
semantically relatedeng: greecious
semantically relatedeng: humor
semantically relatedeng: kindhearted
semantically relatedeng: lenient
semantically relatedeng: officious
semantically relatedeng: self-satisfied
semantically relatedeng: soft touch
semantically relatedeng: tactful
synonymeng: complacent
synonymeng: pompous
synonymeng: self-satisfied
synonymeng: smarmy
translationdeu: blasiert
translationeng: self-satisfied
translationfin: itseriittoinen
translationfin: itsetyytyväinen
translationfin: omahyväinen
translationfra: suffisant
translationita: autocompiaciuto
translationita: compiaciuto
translationnob: selvgod
translationrus: самодовольный
translationspa: engreído
translationspa: petulante
translationspa: ufano
translationswe: självgod

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