1. Pleasure; satisfaction; the cause of the pleasure; pleasantness of manners; deportment and address; civility.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• complience,
• complacencey,
• complaceny,
• comlacency,
• complacincy,
• complaciency,
• complacensy,
• complicance,
• complaince,
• compacency,
• complacancy,
• complence,
• complacentcy,
• complacenty,
• complaicency,
• complance,
• complacecy,
• complancency,
• complacencly,
• complatency

• complain,
• complication,
• complainingly,
• complacency,
• complexly,
• completion,
• complainant,
• compliancy,
• complaisant,
• complaintive,
• complicate,
• complect,
• complaint,
• compline,
• complacent,
• compliance,
• conflate,
• complexion,
• complaining,
• complicated,
• completed,
• complainer,
• complection,
• complete,
• complacently,
• complexness,
• completeness,
• complaisance.

The adjective form of the word "complacence" is "complacent".

The plural of the "complacence" can be the "complacences".

The singular of the "complacence" can be the "complacence".