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Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈa͡ɪd], [ pɹˈaɪd], [ p_ɹ_ˈaɪ_d]
Pride is defined as a feeling of satisfaction, achievement, and confidence in oneself or others. There are several synonyms for the word pride, including dignity, self-respect, self-esteem, self-worth, self-confidence, self-possession, and self-assurance. These words all connote a sense of pride in oneself, one's accomplishments, and one's positive characteristics. Other synonyms for pride include a sense of honor, a sense of accomplishment, and a sense of prestige. Each of these words conveys a similar sense of accomplishment and satisfaction in oneself or in others, and they are often used interchangeably to describe feelings of pride and self-worth.
Related words: LGBTQ pride, pride parade, pride month, pride flag, gay pride, lesbian pride
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Similar words for pride:
- arrogance (noun)
- arrogance, self-importance (noun)
- assumption (noun)
- attribute (noun)
- boast (noun)
- conceit (noun)
- congratulate (noun)
- discovery (noun)
- disdain (noun)
- ego trip (noun)
- egoism/egotism (noun)
- elite (noun)
- emotion (noun)
- exaggeration (noun)
- feelings (noun)
- find (noun)
- flower (noun)
- gasconade (noun)
- humble pie (noun)
- joy (noun)
- ornament (noun)
- pick (noun)
- plume (noun)
- preen (noun)
- pride (noun)
- satisfaction (noun)
- self-absorption (noun)
- self-centeredness (noun)
- self-esteem (noun)
- self-involvement (noun)
- self-respect (noun)
- sin (noun)
- top (noun)
- treasure; best (noun)
- triumph (noun)
- vanity (noun)
- pride (verb)
- take pleasure in accomplishment (verb)
Synonyms for Pride:
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n.
• arrogance- conceitednesses ,
- contemptuousnesses ,
- disdainfulnesses ,
- high handedness ,
- high handednesses ,
- high-handednesses ,
- highhandednesses ,
- imperiousnesses ,
- overbearances ,
- pre tension ,
- pre tensions ,
- pre-tension ,
- pre-tensions ,
- scornfulnesses ,
- self importance ,
- self love ,
- selfimportance ,
- selflove ,
- smugnesses .
- airs ,
- big-headedness ,
- condescension ,
- contumely ,
- hubris ,
- huff ,
- overconfidence ,
- patronage ,
- pragmatism ,
- pretension ,
- pretentiousness ,
- proud flesh ,
- swagger ,
- swelled head ,
- vainglory .
- amourpropre ,
- complacences ,
- outrecuidances ,
- self admiration ,
- self admirations ,
- self conceit ,
- self conceits ,
- self exaltation ,
- self exaltations ,
- self regard ,
- self-admirations ,
- self-conceits ,
- self-exaltations ,
- selfadmiration ,
- selfadmirations ,
- selfconceits ,
- selfexaltation ,
- selfexaltations ,
- selfregard ,
- snottinesses ,
- stuffinesses .
- find .
- boastfulnesses ,
- braggings ,
- megalomanias ,
- over confidence ,
- over confidences ,
- over-confidences ,
- preoccupation with selves ,
- self confidence ,
- self interest ,
- self interests ,
- self possession ,
- self worship ,
- self worships ,
- self-interests ,
- self-worships ,
- selfconfidence ,
- selfinterest ,
- selfinterests ,
- selfpossession ,
- selfworship ,
- selfworships ,
- swellheadednesses ,
- vauntings .
- JETSET ,
- carriage trades ,
- country club sets ,
- glitteratis ,
- in crowd ,
- in-crowds ,
- incrowd ,
- incrowds ,
- jet-sets ,
- jetsets ,
- main lines ,
- old moneys ,
- old monies ,
- optimacies .
- assurance ,
- confidence ,
- grandness ,
- high-and-mightiness ,
- huffiness ,
- ostentation ,
- self-glory ,
- superbia .
- Self-trust ,
- amour-propre ,
- delight ,
- face ,
- gratification ,
- happiness ,
- honor ,
- pleasure ,
- self-glorification ,
- self-respect ,
- sufficiency .
- de merit ,
- de merits ,
- de-merit ,
- de-merits ,
- dis obedience ,
- dis obediences ,
- dis-obedience ,
- dis-obediences ,
- evil doings ,
- evil-doings ,
- mis deed ,
- mis deeds ,
- mis-deed ,
- mis-deeds ,
- peccabilities ,
- sinfulnesses ,
- un godliness ,
- un godlinesses ,
- un righteousness ,
- un righteousnesses ,
- un-godliness ,
- un-godlinesses ,
- un-righteousness ,
- un-righteousnesses ,
- ungodlinesses ,
- unrighteousnesses ,
- venialities ,
- wrongnesses .
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v.
• pride • take pleasure in accomplishment Other synonyms:
- Amour Propre ,
- Bravura ,
- Hauteur ,
- Proudness ,
- aplomb ,
- attitude ,
- audacity ,
- chauvinism ,
- chutzpah ,
- cred ,
- dignity ,
- ego trip ,
- elan ,
- face saver ,
- forwardness ,
- individualism ,
- loftiness ,
- lordliness ,
- misanthropy ,
- overbearingness ,
- panache ,
- poise ,
- sang-froid ,
- self belief ,
- self-assurance ,
- self-confidence ,
- self-regard ,
- self-respecting ,
- self-worth ,
- snobbery ,
- street cred ,
- superiority ,
- triumphalism .
- side .
- stock .
- security .
- dash .
- respect .
- arrogance .
Other relevant words:
- ego .
- Conceitedness ,
- Contemptuousness ,
- Despisement ,
- Fats ,
- GOLDS ,
- Gluttonies ,
- Optimacy ,
- Outrecuidance ,
- Peccability ,
- Regalement ,
- Self-admiration ,
- Self-conceit ,
- Self-exaltation ,
- Torts ,
- Veniality ,
- assumption ,
- boast ,
- boastfulness ,
- carriage trade ,
- cockiness ,
- complacence ,
- conceit ,
- country club set ,
- cream ,
- disdain ,
- disdainfulness ,
- druthers ,
- egoism ,
- egoisms ,
- egomania ,
- elite ,
- evil doing ,
- evil-doing ,
- flower ,
- fruition ,
- gall ,
- gem ,
- glitterati ,
- gluttony ,
- good buy ,
- haughtiness ,
- high-handedness ,
- highhandedness ,
- humble pie ,
- immodesties ,
- imperiousness ,
- in crowds ,
- in-crowd ,
- jet-set ,
- joy ,
- jubilee ,
- jubilees ,
- main line ,
- megalomania ,
- narcissism ,
- nobility ,
- old money ,
- one in a million ,
- one million ,
- ornament ,
- over-confidence ,
- overbearance ,
- pick ,
- preoccupation with self ,
- pridefulness ,
- prize ,
- ravishment ,
- satisfaction ,
- scornfulness ,
- self-absorption ,
- self-centeredness ,
- self-interest ,
- self-involvement ,
- self-love ,
- self-worship ,
- selfconceit ,
- sin ,
- sinfulness ,
- smugness ,
- snobbishness ,
- snottiness ,
- stuffiness ,
- superbity ,
- superciliousness ,
- swellheadedness ,
- top ,
- tort ,
- treasure trove ,
- triumph ,
- ungodliness ,
- unrighteousness ,
- upper crust ,
- vanity ,
- wrongness .
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How to use "Pride" in context?
Pride is a feeling of self-satisfaction or elevated self-esteem that is often associated with accomplishments or accolades. Though it can be a motivating force, pride can also lead to arrogance and a sense of superiority.
Pride is central to many cultures and can be a source of strength and motivation. In some circumstances, it can be a source of pleasure and enjoyment. While it is often associated with positive emotions, pride can also be destructive. It can lead to a sense of entitlement and a lack of humility.
Though pride can be a valuable trait, it can also be destructive if not managed correctly.
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
proud.
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Noun, singular or mass
arrogance, confidence, glory, proud, self-confidence, self-esteem, self-respect, vanity.
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Verb, past tense
proud.
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Proper noun, singular
Homophones for Pride:
- Pried, pryde.
Hyponym for Pride:
n.
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attribute
trait.
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feeling
feeling, satisfaction.
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group
animal group.
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attribute
v.
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emotion
experience, feel.
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emotion
Meronym for Pride:
n.
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group
lion, Panthera Leo, king of beasts.
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group
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