Definition of self-congratulation in English:

self-congratulation

noun

mass noun

Undue complacency or pride regarding one's personal achievements or qualities; self-satisfaction.
自我庆幸；沾沾自喜
a hefty dose of self-congratulation about how noble we are
以为我们多么崇高的极度自满。
Example sentencesExamples
- Far away, missiles are flying and bombs are exploding - but self-congratulation has been profuse on television, which is now a free-fire zone for war propaganda.
- She talked about the persistence of elements of racism that we may be missing in self-congratulation of multiculturalism.
- There is a lot of self-congratulation here (along with, to be fair, some mitigating self-deprecation).
- The foundational anniversary marked by Republic Day is categorised as a celebration, a moment for self-congratulation.
- While I understand why they would do this given the criticism that has been levelled at them, having to listen to such self-congratulation did get a little tiring.
- Part of any negative reaction will be a response to the rhetorical tone of several chapters, which have an air of self-congratulation bordering on triumphalism.
- Sometimes it's just the hippest sort of vanity, an easy form of self-congratulation that utterly fails at detoxifying the original object.
- In his critical writing, too, Pritchett's manner is to disavow authority and try to escape any hint of self-congratulation.
- The conclusion - unanimously, and amidst much self-congratulation - reached was that being Canadian was, ultimately, about our goals in life.
- Eight years old tonight, the Irish language channel will forgo the traditional on-screen orgy of birthday self-congratulation.
- However, this experience was rarely examined, and there was no self-congratulation about having accomplished the task successfully.
- Richard says that to be consistent I should regard Australia in its entirety as a backwater of self-congratulation.
- It's hard to shoehorn religion into Christmas, particularly when it is - and always has been - a festival of overt consumption, self-congratulation and indigestion.
- While the mood last week was one of self-congratulation, the underlying reality is that circulation for Scotland's biggest national papers continues to fall.
- It's left mostly to the actors to bring the premise to life, recreating the piffling small talk, self-congratulation and unease that are the chump change of real-life social intercourse.
- They were small, shining cogs in the movie industry's machinery of distribution and self-congratulation.
- That, of course, is something that a culture of liberal self-congratulation would prefer not to contemplate.
- I often feel that America's religious traditionalists ought to engage in more self-congratulation.
- Real were elegant but there was an air of self-congratulation and the slackness that has beset them this season had not been purged entirely.
- No satisfied self-congratulation here: just the realistic appreciation of a job well done, and of a tough fight to come.
Synonyms
smugness, self-satisfaction, self-approval, self-approbation, self-admiration, self-regard

Definition of self-congratulation in US English:

self-congratulation

nounˈˌsɛlf kəŋˌɡrætʃəˈleɪʃənˈˌself kəNGˌɡraCHəˈlāSHən

Undue complacency or pride regarding one's personal achievements or qualities; self-satisfaction.
自我庆幸；沾沾自喜
a hefty dose of self-congratulation about how noble we are
以为我们多么崇高的极度自满。
Example sentencesExamples
- The foundational anniversary marked by Republic Day is categorised as a celebration, a moment for self-congratulation.
- It's left mostly to the actors to bring the premise to life, recreating the piffling small talk, self-congratulation and unease that are the chump change of real-life social intercourse.
- However, this experience was rarely examined, and there was no self-congratulation about having accomplished the task successfully.
- That, of course, is something that a culture of liberal self-congratulation would prefer not to contemplate.
- While the mood last week was one of self-congratulation, the underlying reality is that circulation for Scotland's biggest national papers continues to fall.
- Sometimes it's just the hippest sort of vanity, an easy form of self-congratulation that utterly fails at detoxifying the original object.
- There is a lot of self-congratulation here (along with, to be fair, some mitigating self-deprecation).
- Real were elegant but there was an air of self-congratulation and the slackness that has beset them this season had not been purged entirely.
- It's hard to shoehorn religion into Christmas, particularly when it is - and always has been - a festival of overt consumption, self-congratulation and indigestion.
- Part of any negative reaction will be a response to the rhetorical tone of several chapters, which have an air of self-congratulation bordering on triumphalism.
- Richard says that to be consistent I should regard Australia in its entirety as a backwater of self-congratulation.
- While I understand why they would do this given the criticism that has been levelled at them, having to listen to such self-congratulation did get a little tiring.
- The conclusion - unanimously, and amidst much self-congratulation - reached was that being Canadian was, ultimately, about our goals in life.
- Far away, missiles are flying and bombs are exploding - but self-congratulation has been profuse on television, which is now a free-fire zone for war propaganda.
- No satisfied self-congratulation here: just the realistic appreciation of a job well done, and of a tough fight to come.
- They were small, shining cogs in the movie industry's machinery of distribution and self-congratulation.
- In his critical writing, too, Pritchett's manner is to disavow authority and try to escape any hint of self-congratulation.
- Eight years old tonight, the Irish language channel will forgo the traditional on-screen orgy of birthday self-congratulation.
- She talked about the persistence of elements of racism that we may be missing in self-congratulation of multiculturalism.
- I often feel that America's religious traditionalists ought to engage in more self-congratulation.
Synonyms
smugness, self-satisfaction, self-approval, self-approbation, self-admiration, self-regard

单词	self-congratulation
释义	Definition of self-congratulation in English: self-congratulation noun mass noun Undue complacency or pride regarding one's personal achievements or qualities; self-satisfaction. 自我庆幸；沾沾自喜 a hefty dose of self-congratulation about how noble we are 以为我们多么崇高的极度自满。 Example sentencesExamples Far away, missiles are flying and bombs are exploding - but self-congratulation has been profuse on television, which is now a free-fire zone for war propaganda. She talked about the persistence of elements of racism that we may be missing in self-congratulation of multiculturalism. There is a lot of self-congratulation here (along with, to be fair, some mitigating self-deprecation). The foundational anniversary marked by Republic Day is categorised as a celebration, a moment for self-congratulation. While I understand why they would do this given the criticism that has been levelled at them, having to listen to such self-congratulation did get a little tiring. Part of any negative reaction will be a response to the rhetorical tone of several chapters, which have an air of self-congratulation bordering on triumphalism. Sometimes it's just the hippest sort of vanity, an easy form of self-congratulation that utterly fails at detoxifying the original object. In his critical writing, too, Pritchett's manner is to disavow authority and try to escape any hint of self-congratulation. The conclusion - unanimously, and amidst much self-congratulation - reached was that being Canadian was, ultimately, about our goals in life. Eight years old tonight, the Irish language channel will forgo the traditional on-screen orgy of birthday self-congratulation. However, this experience was rarely examined, and there was no self-congratulation about having accomplished the task successfully. Richard says that to be consistent I should regard Australia in its entirety as a backwater of self-congratulation. It's hard to shoehorn religion into Christmas, particularly when it is - and always has been - a festival of overt consumption, self-congratulation and indigestion. While the mood last week was one of self-congratulation, the underlying reality is that circulation for Scotland's biggest national papers continues to fall. It's left mostly to the actors to bring the premise to life, recreating the piffling small talk, self-congratulation and unease that are the chump change of real-life social intercourse. They were small, shining cogs in the movie industry's machinery of distribution and self-congratulation. That, of course, is something that a culture of liberal self-congratulation would prefer not to contemplate. I often feel that America's religious traditionalists ought to engage in more self-congratulation. Real were elegant but there was an air of self-congratulation and the slackness that has beset them this season had not been purged entirely. No satisfied self-congratulation here: just the realistic appreciation of a job well done, and of a tough fight to come. Synonyms smugness, self-satisfaction, self-approval, self-approbation, self-admiration, self-regard Definition of self-congratulation in US English: self-congratulation nounˈˌsɛlf kəŋˌɡrætʃəˈleɪʃənˈˌself kəNGˌɡraCHəˈlāSHən Undue complacency or pride regarding one's personal achievements or qualities; self-satisfaction. 自我庆幸；沾沾自喜 a hefty dose of self-congratulation about how noble we are 以为我们多么崇高的极度自满。 Example sentencesExamples The foundational anniversary marked by Republic Day is categorised as a celebration, a moment for self-congratulation. It's left mostly to the actors to bring the premise to life, recreating the piffling small talk, self-congratulation and unease that are the chump change of real-life social intercourse. However, this experience was rarely examined, and there was no self-congratulation about having accomplished the task successfully. That, of course, is something that a culture of liberal self-congratulation would prefer not to contemplate. While the mood last week was one of self-congratulation, the underlying reality is that circulation for Scotland's biggest national papers continues to fall. Sometimes it's just the hippest sort of vanity, an easy form of self-congratulation that utterly fails at detoxifying the original object. There is a lot of self-congratulation here (along with, to be fair, some mitigating self-deprecation). Real were elegant but there was an air of self-congratulation and the slackness that has beset them this season had not been purged entirely. It's hard to shoehorn religion into Christmas, particularly when it is - and always has been - a festival of overt consumption, self-congratulation and indigestion. Part of any negative reaction will be a response to the rhetorical tone of several chapters, which have an air of self-congratulation bordering on triumphalism. Richard says that to be consistent I should regard Australia in its entirety as a backwater of self-congratulation. While I understand why they would do this given the criticism that has been levelled at them, having to listen to such self-congratulation did get a little tiring. The conclusion - unanimously, and amidst much self-congratulation - reached was that being Canadian was, ultimately, about our goals in life. Far away, missiles are flying and bombs are exploding - but self-congratulation has been profuse on television, which is now a free-fire zone for war propaganda. No satisfied self-congratulation here: just the realistic appreciation of a job well done, and of a tough fight to come. They were small, shining cogs in the movie industry's machinery of distribution and self-congratulation. In his critical writing, too, Pritchett's manner is to disavow authority and try to escape any hint of self-congratulation. Eight years old tonight, the Irish language channel will forgo the traditional on-screen orgy of birthday self-congratulation. She talked about the persistence of elements of racism that we may be missing in self-congratulation of multiculturalism. I often feel that America's religious traditionalists ought to engage in more self-congratulation. Synonyms smugness, self-satisfaction, self-approval, self-approbation, self-admiration, self-regard
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