content with — satisfied with what one has; not wanting more or anything else
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: satisfied with what one has; not wanting more or anything else
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈtent wɪð/
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is content with her three cats and endless Korean dramas.
- He's content with earning just enough to buy ramen every day.
- The successful CEO was surprisingly content with a simple lunch.
content with
ADJECTIVE[/kənˈtent wɪð/]
satisfied with what one has; not wanting more or anything else
After a long hike, he sits by the campfire content with just bread and tea.
Content with a simple present, not needing the grand event
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🌳Etymology
Origin
Derived from Latin 'contentus', meaning 'contained' or 'satisfied'. The term originally described a state of being held together, metaphorically representing a mind that rests stably in one place, denoting contentment or acceptance.
Breakdown
con- (together) + -tentus (held, seized), from the past participle of tenere (to hold), literally meaning 'held together' and figuratively expressing mental composure and satisfaction.
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📝Examples
“My grandmother is content with her three cats and endless Korean dramas.”
“He's content with earning just enough to buy ramen every day.”
“The successful CEO was surprisingly content with a simple lunch.”
“Are you content with your current progress in learning English?”
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