St. Paul said, ‘I have learned how to be ____ in all circumstances.’ I try to be, also.

noun

1. Something contained
2. The topics or matter treated in a written work

   "table of contents"

3. The principal substance (such as written matter, illustrations, or music) offered by a website

   "… Internet users have evolved an ethos of free content in the Internet."

4. Substance, gist
5. Meaning, significance
6. The events, physical detail, and information in a work of art compare form

   "The film was rated R for its violent content."

7. The matter dealt with in a field of study

   "… the content of sociology is inexhaustible …"

8. A part, element, or complex of parts
9. The amount of specified material contained proportion

   "the sulfur content in coal"

adjective

1. Contented, satisfied

   "She was content with her life as it was."

verb

1. To appease the desires of

   "… he had been betrayed into a position which neither contented his heart nor satisfied his conscience."

2. To limit (oneself) in requirements, desires, or actions

   "The rainy weather spoiled our plans for the beach, so we had to content ourselves with a relaxing day at home."

noun

1. Contentment

   "He ate to his heart's content."

noun

1. Analysis of the manifest and latent content of a body of communicated material (such as a book or film) through a classification, tabulation, and evaluation of its key symbols and themes in order to ascertain its meaning and probable effect

noun

1. A word that primarily expresses lexical meaning compare function word

idiom

1. To be satisfied with (something that is less than or different from what one really wants) to accept (something) as being enough

   "The rainy weather spoiled our plans for the beach, so we had to content ourselves with a relaxing day at home."

noun

1. Self-satisfaction

idiom

1. Until one feels satisfied as long or as much as one wants

   "They let him eat and drink to his heart's content."