adj. feeling pleasure or satisfaction at one's achievements or possessions; having or displaying feelings of scorn for what is regarded as beneath one
The students' parents were proud of their children's hard work.
The students' parents were proud of their children's hard work.
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he proud old man repulsed all offers of aid.
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What is Della very proud of?
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How do we know that the girl is proud of her performance in the school play?
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How does this proud brown boy shine?
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Mrs. Chandler is very proud that her students are using PRIMARY SOURCES. What are those?
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Where is this proud brown boy sitting?
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The people were proud of their corporeity.
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Why were Arthur's parents proud of him?
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Why does the little girl feel proud of her ancestral heritage by the end of the book?
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Who are we proud of?
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Why does this proud brown boy speak his mind?
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Which child was proud of the fact that she got to meet Ronald Reagan?
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The proud coach was humbled by his team's loss.
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What does the author say she is proud of?
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pleased; beaming; prideful
humble; ashamed
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proud
bowed
browed
cloud
cowed
crowd
daoud
doud
dowd
goude
houde
how'd
loud
ploughed
plowed
shroud
sowed
stroud
vowed
wowed
abboud
allowed
aloud
avowed
endowed
enshroud
macleod
mccloud
mcleod
mcloud
unbowed
disallowed
disavowed
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