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smug

Showing excessive satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements.
Adjective

This term describes a specific type of self-satisfaction that is perceived as offensive or irritating by others. It differs from "proud" or "confident" because it carries a strong negative connotation of superiority and a lack of humility. A smug person does not just feel good about their success; they actively project a sense of "I told you so" or "I am better than you."

In social interactions, the word often describes facial expressionssuch as a slight, knowing smilethat signal a perceived victory over someone else. It is frequently used in critical contexts to describe political opponents or rivals who appear overly pleased with their own cleverness or correctness.

Meanings

Adjective

Showing excessive satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements.

He looks smug.

Examples

彼は討論に勝った後、得意げな表情をしていた。

School Life

Stop looking so smug just because you were right.

正解だったからといって、そんなにドヤ顔をするのはやめて。

She gave a smug little smile when she saw my mistake.

彼女は私の間違いに気づくと、勝ち誇ったような笑みを浮かべた。

会議中の彼の自惚れた態度は我慢ならない。

Office

Look at him acting all smug now that he got the promotion.

昇進した途端に、あいつは随分と得意げな様子だ。

Business

The villain let out a smug laugh as the trap snapped shut.

罠が閉まった瞬間、悪役は勝ち誇ったように笑った。

Fantasy

こんな簡単なことで、なぜ彼女はそんなに得意げなのか。

秘密文書の唯一の写しを持っていることに、彼は満足感に浸っていた。

Detective

That smug expression is going to get him into trouble eventually.

あの自惚れた表情は、いずれ彼を窮地に追い込むだろう。

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