Noun
The quality or state of being smug.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAdds Block, "It is indeed difficult, then, to account for the vilification suffered by the blackmailer, at least compared to the gossip, who is usually dismissed with slight contempt and smugness." Source: Internet
A rare moment of tranquility for Rita, whose self-satisfied smugness implies she’s having a pretty good day, for once. Source: Internet
As a student she became annoyed at the "smugness of religious people" and worshipped less often. Source: Internet
He added, “This could all be misinterpreted as smugness, but I don’t intend it that way. Source: Internet
No sprawl or traffic congestion, housing is practically free and there’s not a hint of smugness. Source: Internet
Generally with a smugness often grounded in real apprehension of their talents that poisons their judgment. Source: Internet