complacence

Nurses were seriously harmed because of Washingtonian’s ignorance, apathy, or complacence.

Release notes included with the update warn testers that “it may do the wrong thing at the worst time” and to avoid complacence.

In the song, McKay admits her own complacence regarding the consumerism and identity politics that drive contemporary life.

Contentment, it argues, doesn’t have to be complacence.

That evening, George Weston left for several hours, and the next morning, he approached his wife with something that looked suspiciously like smug complacence.