Definition of inferiority complex in English:

inferiority complex

noun

An unrealistic feeling of general inadequacy caused by actual or supposed inferiority in one sphere, sometimes marked by aggressive behaviour in compensation.
自卑情结，自卑感
Example sentencesExamples
- Is it possible to have both a superiority complex and an inferiority complex?
- Studies also show that such children suffer from a marked inferiority complex.
- In fact, they have an inferiority complex and are intellectually dwarfed.
- Even his fondest memories are tinged by the infamous inferiority complex that continues to drive him.
- Europe suffers from a collective inferiority complex, seeming to be helpless against the tides of the new century.
- After centuries of carping prompted by an understandable inferiority complex, Lancastrians are coming to accept that Yorkshire knows best.
- They gaze in wonder at our modesty and chuckle at our inferiority complex.
- This was a mark not of a cultural inferiority complex, but of confidence.
- Jackie sometimes claims he had an inferiority complex, a cultural cringe, another legacy of dyslexia and his Scottish upbringing.
- Perhaps their apprehension comes from a lingering inferiority complex which has not yet matured beyond its second-class status.
- We all understood that he was venting his inferiority complex on his wife.
- These both stem from the same source: a national inferiority complex.
- Nicholas is doing better, but suffers from an inferiority complex that is magnified when separated from Patrick.
- She hurried out into the street, happy to be alone in the crowd and away from Leo who was clearly dealing with an inferiority complex.
- Not everything is about you and your inferiority complex!
- Any inferiority complex is a two-way street, and outsiders have contributed to the negative stereotype of Dundee as much as the locals.
- What's more, the Continent is suffering from an inferiority complex.
- Can we overcome the imposed inferiority complex about white people by making this nation an economic power and a military power?
- I believe that the unspoken collective view in the compartment was that there was an inferiority complex at play here.
- But then, I also do have an inferiority complex in certain things.

Definition of inferiority complex in US English:

inferiority complex

nounɪnˌfɪriˈɔrədi ˌkɑmplɛks

An unrealistic feeling of general inadequacy caused by actual or supposed inferiority in one sphere, sometimes marked by aggressive behavior in compensation.
自卑情结，自卑感
Example sentencesExamples
- Any inferiority complex is a two-way street, and outsiders have contributed to the negative stereotype of Dundee as much as the locals.
- This was a mark not of a cultural inferiority complex, but of confidence.
- She hurried out into the street, happy to be alone in the crowd and away from Leo who was clearly dealing with an inferiority complex.
- These both stem from the same source: a national inferiority complex.
- Can we overcome the imposed inferiority complex about white people by making this nation an economic power and a military power?
- I believe that the unspoken collective view in the compartment was that there was an inferiority complex at play here.
- Even his fondest memories are tinged by the infamous inferiority complex that continues to drive him.
- But then, I also do have an inferiority complex in certain things.
- They gaze in wonder at our modesty and chuckle at our inferiority complex.
- Europe suffers from a collective inferiority complex, seeming to be helpless against the tides of the new century.
- Is it possible to have both a superiority complex and an inferiority complex?
- After centuries of carping prompted by an understandable inferiority complex, Lancastrians are coming to accept that Yorkshire knows best.
- What's more, the Continent is suffering from an inferiority complex.
- Not everything is about you and your inferiority complex!
- Perhaps their apprehension comes from a lingering inferiority complex which has not yet matured beyond its second-class status.
- Jackie sometimes claims he had an inferiority complex, a cultural cringe, another legacy of dyslexia and his Scottish upbringing.
- Nicholas is doing better, but suffers from an inferiority complex that is magnified when separated from Patrick.
- In fact, they have an inferiority complex and are intellectually dwarfed.
- Studies also show that such children suffer from a marked inferiority complex.
- We all understood that he was venting his inferiority complex on his wife.

单词	inferiority complex
释义	Definition of inferiority complex in English: inferiority complex noun An unrealistic feeling of general inadequacy caused by actual or supposed inferiority in one sphere, sometimes marked by aggressive behaviour in compensation. 自卑情结，自卑感 Example sentencesExamples Is it possible to have both a superiority complex and an inferiority complex? Studies also show that such children suffer from a marked inferiority complex. In fact, they have an inferiority complex and are intellectually dwarfed. Even his fondest memories are tinged by the infamous inferiority complex that continues to drive him. Europe suffers from a collective inferiority complex, seeming to be helpless against the tides of the new century. After centuries of carping prompted by an understandable inferiority complex, Lancastrians are coming to accept that Yorkshire knows best. They gaze in wonder at our modesty and chuckle at our inferiority complex. This was a mark not of a cultural inferiority complex, but of confidence. Jackie sometimes claims he had an inferiority complex, a cultural cringe, another legacy of dyslexia and his Scottish upbringing. Perhaps their apprehension comes from a lingering inferiority complex which has not yet matured beyond its second-class status. We all understood that he was venting his inferiority complex on his wife. These both stem from the same source: a national inferiority complex. Nicholas is doing better, but suffers from an inferiority complex that is magnified when separated from Patrick. She hurried out into the street, happy to be alone in the crowd and away from Leo who was clearly dealing with an inferiority complex. Not everything is about you and your inferiority complex! Any inferiority complex is a two-way street, and outsiders have contributed to the negative stereotype of Dundee as much as the locals. What's more, the Continent is suffering from an inferiority complex. Can we overcome the imposed inferiority complex about white people by making this nation an economic power and a military power? I believe that the unspoken collective view in the compartment was that there was an inferiority complex at play here. But then, I also do have an inferiority complex in certain things. Definition of inferiority complex in US English: inferiority complex nounɪnˌfɪriˈɔrədi ˌkɑmplɛks An unrealistic feeling of general inadequacy caused by actual or supposed inferiority in one sphere, sometimes marked by aggressive behavior in compensation. 自卑情结，自卑感 Example sentencesExamples Any inferiority complex is a two-way street, and outsiders have contributed to the negative stereotype of Dundee as much as the locals. This was a mark not of a cultural inferiority complex, but of confidence. She hurried out into the street, happy to be alone in the crowd and away from Leo who was clearly dealing with an inferiority complex. These both stem from the same source: a national inferiority complex. Can we overcome the imposed inferiority complex about white people by making this nation an economic power and a military power? I believe that the unspoken collective view in the compartment was that there was an inferiority complex at play here. Even his fondest memories are tinged by the infamous inferiority complex that continues to drive him. But then, I also do have an inferiority complex in certain things. They gaze in wonder at our modesty and chuckle at our inferiority complex. Europe suffers from a collective inferiority complex, seeming to be helpless against the tides of the new century. Is it possible to have both a superiority complex and an inferiority complex? After centuries of carping prompted by an understandable inferiority complex, Lancastrians are coming to accept that Yorkshire knows best. What's more, the Continent is suffering from an inferiority complex. Not everything is about you and your inferiority complex! Perhaps their apprehension comes from a lingering inferiority complex which has not yet matured beyond its second-class status. Jackie sometimes claims he had an inferiority complex, a cultural cringe, another legacy of dyslexia and his Scottish upbringing. Nicholas is doing better, but suffers from an inferiority complex that is magnified when separated from Patrick. In fact, they have an inferiority complex and are intellectually dwarfed. Studies also show that such children suffer from a marked inferiority complex. We all understood that he was venting his inferiority complex on his wife.
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