pride /prīd/

1. The state or feeling of being proud
2. Excessive self-esteem
3. Haughtiness
4. A proper sense of what is becoming to oneself and scorn of what is unworthy
5. Self-respect, personal dignity
6. A feeling of pleasure or satisfaction on account of something worthily done by oneself or someone connected with one, one's family, possessions, etc
7. Something of which one is proud
8. Splendour
9. Magnificence
10. Beauty displayed
11. Ostentation
12. Exuberance
13. Prime, flower
14. High spirit, mettle
15. A peacock's attitude of display
16. Sexual excitement in a female animal (Shakespeare)
17. A company of lions
18. Used in plant names, eg pride of India, London pride

1. To congratulate or pique (oneself) (with on)
2. To make proud (obsolete)

prideˈful adjective

prideˈfully adverb

prideˈfulness noun

prideˈless adjective

pride of place the distinction of a position of special prominence or chief importance; the culmination of an eagle's or hawk's flight (see place).

take (a) pride in

1. To be proud of
2. To be conscientious about maintaining high standards in (one's work, etc)

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