Pronunciation: /sɛlf ˈkɒntɛnt/
noun a state of being content with oneself
A1 I am self-content with my life.
A2 She finds self-content in reading books.
B1 Achieving self-contentment is important for overall well-being.
B2 Self-content can lead to a sense of inner peace and happiness.
C1 Self-contentment is a key factor in living a fulfilling life.
C2 The pursuit of self-content is a lifelong journey for many individuals.
adjective satisfied with oneself; self-satisfied
A1 I am self-content with my simple life.
A2 She is self-content with her job and doesn't feel the need for a career change.
B1 Being self-content with what you have is the key to happiness.
B2 After years of searching for fulfillment, she finally found herself self-content in her own skin.
C1 His self-content attitude towards life is inspiring to others.
C2 Despite facing many challenges, she remains self-content and at peace with herself.
formal She exuded an air of self-content as she calmly sipped her tea in the garden.
informal He seemed pretty self-content with his new job, always smiling and in a good mood.
slang She's totally self-content with her life right now, nothing can bring her down.
figurative The old man sat on the park bench, his face reflecting a sense of self-content that comes with wisdom and acceptance.
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