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proud

[proud] / praʊd /
ADJECTIVE
pleased, pleasing
Synonyms
STRONGEST
appreciative glad great honored illustrious noble satisfied
WEAK
august content contented dignified eminent fiery fine glorious gorgeous grand gratified gratifying great-hearted imposing impressive magnificent majestic memorable prideful rewarding satisfying self-respecting spirited splendid stately sublime superb valiant vigorous well-pleased
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ignorant infamous lowly undignified unimportant unknown
WEAK
humble meek modest sad sorry
ADJECTIVE
arrogant, self-important
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cocky dismissive
WEAK
bloated boastful cavalier conceited contemptuous cool disdainful domineering egotistic egotistical haughty high-and-mighty high-handed huffy imperious insolent lofty narcissistic ostentatious overbearing pompous presumptuous pretentious puffed up scornful self-satisfied sniffy snobbish snooty stuck-up supercilious superior vain vainglorious
Antonyms
WEAK
humble meek modest sad sorry

Example Sentences

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Despite the disappointment, Gattuso expressed pride in his players: "I'm proud of my boys and what they gave on the pitch."

From BBC

I just stayed in my lane and treated it as more of a job than something I do feel proud and a member of and want to support it in any way I can.

From Los Angeles Times

He has always been congratulatory of me, almost proud of me in a sense.

From BBC

"I'm really living my old 92 years through Victor -- I'm really proud."

From Barron's

Gabriela Jaquez, one of seven seniors on the roster, is proud of how much the Bruins have grown since last season.

From Los Angeles Times

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.