Definition for Pride:

• To indulge in selfesteem; as, to pride oneself.

Synonyms for Pride:

• n.

  •
  • self-satisfaction,
  • self-sufficiency,
  • self-reliance.
  •
  • colony,
  • bevy,
  • repletion,
  • gaggle,
  • enjoyment,
  • flock,
  • brace,
  • flight,
  • contentment,
  • hive,
  • community.
  •
  • status,
  • treasure,
  • jewel.
  •
  • respect.
  •arrogance (noun)
  • high handednesses,
  • highhandednesses,
  • disdainfulnesses,
  • self importance,
  • imperiousnesses,
  • pre tensions,
  • contemptuousnesses,
  • conceitednesses,
  • pre-tension,
  • selflove,
  • scornfulnesses,
  • overbearances,
  • self love,
  • selfimportance,
  • pre tension,
  • pre-tensions,
  • high handedness,
  • high-handednesses,
  • smugnesses.
  •arrogance, self-importance (noun)
  • hubris,
  • pretentiousness,
  • overconfidence,
  • condescension,
  • contumely,
  • swagger,
  • pragmatism,
  • airs,
  • vainglory,
  • swelled head,
  • patronage,
  • big-headedness,
  • huff,
  • proud flesh,
  • pretension.
  •assumption (noun)
  • cockinesses.
  •attribute (noun)
  • pride.
  •boast (noun)
  • heroics,
  • pride and joy.
  •conceit (noun)
  • self conceit,
  • self-admirations,
  • selfexaltation,
  • selfexaltations,
  • stuffinesses,
  • self exaltation,
  • snottinesses,
  • selfconceits,
  • self admiration,
  • self-conceits,
  • self exaltations,
  • self-exaltations,
  • selfadmiration,
  • selfadmirations,
  • outrecuidances,
  • selfregard,
  • complacences,
  • amourpropre,
  • self admirations,
  • self regard,
  • self conceits.
  •congratulate (noun)
  • congratulate.
  •discovery (noun)
  • find.
  •disdain (noun)
  • de-spite,
  • de spite,
  • de-spites,
  • despites,
  • de spites,
  • despisements,
  • snobbishnesses,
  • superbities.
  •egoism/egotism (noun)
  • self possession,
  • self interests,
  • vauntings,
  • swellheadednesses,
  • selfworships,
  • self worships,
  • over-confidences,
  • selfworship,
  • self worship,
  • selfinterest,
  • over confidence,
  • selfinterests,
  • selfconfidence,
  • selfpossession,
  • megalomanias,
  • preoccupation with selves,
  • over confidences,
  • braggings,
  • self interest,
  • self-interests,
  • self confidence,
  • boastfulnesses,
  • self-worships.
  •ego trip (noun)
  • self-aggrandizement,
  • self-praise.
  •elite (noun)
  • jetsets,
  • carriage trades,
  • in-crowds,
  • old moneys,
  • in crowd,
  • incrowd,
  • jet-sets,
  • optimacies,
  • JETSET,
  • country club sets,
  • incrowds,
  • old monies,
  • glitteratis,
  • main lines.
  •emotion (noun)
  • excitability,
  • empathy,
  • vibe,
  • responsiveness,
  • warmth,
  • vibes.
  •exaggeration (noun)
  • rodomontade.
  •feelings (noun)
  • emotion.
  •find (noun)
  • one in million,
  • good buys,
  • one a million,
  • treasure troves.
  •flower (noun)
  • finest point,
  • greatest point.
  •gasconade (noun)
  • Fanfaronade.
  •humble pie (noun)
  • Humble-pie.
  •ornament (noun)
  • gingerbreads,
  • beautification,
  • gingerbread,
  • frou frou.
  •pick (noun)
  • cup tea,
  • drutherses.
  •preen (noun)
  • preen.
  •pride (noun)
  • grandness,
  • assurance,
  • huffiness,
  • superbia,
  • confidence,
  • ostentation,
  • high-and-mightiness,
  • self-glory.
  •satisfaction (noun)
  • good fortune,
  • wellbeing,
  • propitiation,
  • satiety,
  • contentedness.
  •self-absorption (noun)
  • self absorption,
  • selfabsorption.
  •self-centeredness (noun)
  • self centeredness,
  • selfcenteredness.
  •self-esteem (noun)
  • gratification,
  • delight,
  • amour-propre,
  • pleasure,
  • Self-trust,
  • sufficiency,
  • self-glorification,
  • face,
  • happiness,
  • self-respect.
  •self-involvement (noun)
  • self involvement,
  • selfinvolvement.
  •self-respect (noun)
  • pride oneself,
  • pride in oneself.
  •sin (noun)
  • dis-obedience,
  • dis obedience,
  • de merits,
  • mis deeds,
  • unrighteousnesses,
  • de-merit,
  • un righteousness,
  • un godliness,
  • mis deed,
  • un godlinesses,
  • wrongnesses,
  • dis obediences,
  • mis-deeds,
  • un-righteousness,
  • peccabilities,
  • evil-doings,
  • sinfulnesses,
  • un-godliness,
  • un-righteousnesses,
  • mis-deed,
  • venialities,
  • de-merits,
  • un-godlinesses,
  • dis-obediences,
  • de merit,
  • un righteousnesses,
  • evil doings,
  • ungodlinesses.
  •top (noun)
  • first place.
  •treasure; best (noun)
  • fat,
  • prime,
  • choice.
  •triumph (noun)
  • revelings.
  •vanity (noun)
  • bragging,
  • self-flattery,
  • superficiality,
  • egocentricity,
  • braggadocio.

• v.

  •emotion (verb)
  • plume.
  •pride (verb)
  • glory,
  • honor,
  • esteem.
  •take pleasure in accomplishment (verb)
  • hold head high,
  • glory in,
  • vaunt,
  • brag,
  • strut,
  • exult,
  • puff up,
  • flatter oneself,
  • prance,
  • felicitate,
  • be proud,
  • swell,
  • presume,
  • overbear,
  • crow,
  • revel in,
  • gasconade,
  • pique.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • attitude,
  • dignity,
  • elan,
  • street cred,
  • self-respecting,
  • misanthropy,
  • panache,
  • chutzpah,
  • cred,
  • individualism,
  • audacity,
  • triumphalism,
  • self-assurance,
  • forwardness,
  • Bravura,
  • snobbery,
  • self-worth,
  • chauvinism,
  • poise,
  • aplomb,
  • Amour Propre,
  • face saver,
  • self-confidence,
  • sang-froid,
  • self belief,
  • superiority.
  •
  • conviction,
  • bottle,
  • stature,
  • insolence,
  • presumption,
  • personality.
  •
  • security.
  •
  • dash.
  •
  • herd,
  • bunch,
  • drove,
  • pack.
  •
  • side.
  •
  • stock.
  •egoism
  • egotism.
  •egotism
  • ego.
  •self-respect
  • self-esteem.

Paraphrases for Pride:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    dignity, ego.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    prestige, pleasure.
  • Verb, past tense
    lied, wanted.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    proud.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    self-respect, self-esteem, arrogance, self-confidence, glory, proud, vanity, confidence.
  • Verb, past tense
    proud.

Antonyms for Pride:

• n.

  • arrogance, self-importance
    realness, meekness, reality, truth.
  • feeling
    humility.
  • self-esteem
    gloom, trouble, pain, melancholy, misery, modesty, disgrace, woe, sorrow, sadness, unhappiness, depression.
  • treasure; best
    worst.
  • Other antonyms:
    eyesore, disesteem, self-abasement, bashfulness, disrepute, unselfishness, commoners, odium, diffidence, timidity, herd, unwashed, timidness, stain, altruism, shame, self-disgust, passivity, horror, self-distrust, hoi polloi, infamy, fright, smirch, smudge, masses, ignominy, obloquy, stigma, blemish, blot, mess, humiliation, discredit, slur, shyness, self-doubt, passiveness, defect.

• v.

  • take pleasure in accomplishment
    humble, be modest, deprecate.

Pride Sentence Examples:

• That old pride in work which we used to feel when I was at the job myself, is gone.

• That was the question that repeated itself again and again, and the poor woman brought forward all her faith to force herself to believe in her son's sense of honour and truth, smiling at last with a kind of pride at the victory she had won.

Homophones for Pride:

• Pried, pryde.

Hypernym for Pride:

• n.

  • feeling
    conceit, self-love, ego, civic pride, civic spirit, self-regard, self-esteem, Amour Propre, vanity, self-respect, egotism, self-worth, dignity, self-pride, self-importance.

Hyponym for Pride:

• n.

  • attribute
    trait.
  • feeling
    feeling, satisfaction.
  • group
    animal group.

• v.

  • emotion
    experience, feel.

Meronym for Pride:

• n.

  • group
    lion, Panthera Leo, king of beasts.