Definition of smugly in English:

smugly

adverb ˈsmʌɡliˈsməɡli

In a way that shows excessive satisfaction or pride in oneself.
I smiled smugly to myself
someone smugly points out an error
Example sentencesExamples
- Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes smugly proclaimed, "Three generations of imbeciles are enough."
- He somewhat smugly notes that 96 per cent of those polled believe in God or some other higher power.
- I swear he gets more smugly punchable with every appearance.
- When I told my friend about our good luck, she smugly told me it wasn't luck.
- Smugly he points out he is not the one in debt.
- Defenders of cognitive behaviour therapy are sitting smugly on a mountain of their own evidence.
- While I waited for him, slightly smugly, I found myself glancing once more at a notice board.
- We smugly headed for disaster, confident in our abilities and worry-free because nothing had ever gone wrong before.
- An email follows asking you to attend, smugly knowing that you have no conflicting commitments.
- Sooner, rather than later, library writers smugly mention their object-oriented approach.

Definition of smugly in US English:

smugly

adverbˈsməɡlēˈsməɡli

In a way that shows excessive satisfaction or pride in oneself.
I smiled smugly to myself
someone smugly points out an error
Example sentencesExamples
- When I told my friend about our good luck, she smugly told me it wasn't luck.
- While I waited for him, slightly smugly, I found myself glancing once more at a notice board.
- An email follows asking you to attend, smugly knowing that you have no conflicting commitments.
- I swear he gets more smugly punchable with every appearance.
- Sooner, rather than later, library writers smugly mention their object-oriented approach.
- Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes smugly proclaimed, "Three generations of imbeciles are enough."
- Defenders of cognitive behaviour therapy are sitting smugly on a mountain of their own evidence.
- We smugly headed for disaster, confident in our abilities and worry-free because nothing had ever gone wrong before.
- Smugly he points out he is not the one in debt.
- He somewhat smugly notes that 96 per cent of those polled believe in God or some other higher power.

单词	smugly
释义	Definition of smugly in English: smugly adverb ˈsmʌɡliˈsməɡli In a way that shows excessive satisfaction or pride in oneself. I smiled smugly to myself someone smugly points out an error Example sentencesExamples Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes smugly proclaimed, "Three generations of imbeciles are enough." He somewhat smugly notes that 96 per cent of those polled believe in God or some other higher power. I swear he gets more smugly punchable with every appearance. When I told my friend about our good luck, she smugly told me it wasn't luck. Smugly he points out he is not the one in debt. Defenders of cognitive behaviour therapy are sitting smugly on a mountain of their own evidence. While I waited for him, slightly smugly, I found myself glancing once more at a notice board. We smugly headed for disaster, confident in our abilities and worry-free because nothing had ever gone wrong before. An email follows asking you to attend, smugly knowing that you have no conflicting commitments. Sooner, rather than later, library writers smugly mention their object-oriented approach. Definition of smugly in US English: smugly adverbˈsməɡlēˈsməɡli In a way that shows excessive satisfaction or pride in oneself. I smiled smugly to myself someone smugly points out an error Example sentencesExamples When I told my friend about our good luck, she smugly told me it wasn't luck. While I waited for him, slightly smugly, I found myself glancing once more at a notice board. An email follows asking you to attend, smugly knowing that you have no conflicting commitments. I swear he gets more smugly punchable with every appearance. Sooner, rather than later, library writers smugly mention their object-oriented approach. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes smugly proclaimed, "Three generations of imbeciles are enough." Defenders of cognitive behaviour therapy are sitting smugly on a mountain of their own evidence. We smugly headed for disaster, confident in our abilities and worry-free because nothing had ever gone wrong before. Smugly he points out he is not the one in debt. He somewhat smugly notes that 96 per cent of those polled believe in God or some other higher power.
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