Proudly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROUDLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a proud manner; with lofty airs or mien; haughtily; arrogantly; boastfully.
ADVERB:
• PROUD, having or displaying pride
• in an imposing manner; splendidly
• with pride; in a proud manner
• with a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction in one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions or those of someone with whom one is closely associated
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• feeling or showing pride; as having or displaying excessive self-esteem; much please; exultant; having proper self-respect

Words related to PROUDLY

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How to use PROUDLY in a sentence

• It was of its Navy that the nation, looking out of the windows of its world-wide Edifice, was proudly aware.
• We can recount his daily deeds, and backwards we can look, And proudly live again the time when first a step he took.
• Across the streets, and at all available points, the stars and stripes waved proudly in the air, and altogether the scene was most beautiful and imposing.
• In another minute the flaunting banner of Spain had been torn down, and the stars and stripes of freedom waved proudly in its place.
• Then they raised Ridge high on their shoulders and bore him as proudly aloft as though he alone had achieved the wonderful victory of which he brought the news.
• They both walked proudly erect, with a gait very different from that of the native ladies who time and again had followed the same path.
• But he answered it in brotherly fashion and laid the responsibility so kindly on Harry himself that the careless young fellow was proudly encouraged and uplifted.
• Why speaks Meriones, although in fight Approved, thus proudly? Nay, my gallant friend! The Trojans will not for reproach of ours Renounce the body.
• The young Scot and his stanch and proudly tearless mother are, of course, the heroic characters in the play.
• Their noses were proudly lifted high above the fetid atmosphere which rose from the offal-laden causeway below.
• Black Eagle felt it, and as he pranced proudly down the track there was lifted a murmur of applause and appreciation which made his nerves tingle strangely.
• Proudly she rode the river, as proudly as at Deepdale, and Betty, with a little cry of joy, took her place at the wheel.
• At the front door stood a pair of English horses, with English harness, and an English-looking coachman on the box, with the lower part of his face shaved, proudly holding a whip.
• Everything grew more and more beautiful, as they sailed further and further down the proudly flowing stream.
• The doctor took a professional interest in me, and one day brought in two other doctors, and proudly exhibited how well I could move my arm.
• Clay now appears as the great champion of what he proudly styled the American System.
• From his youth up he had, of course, proudly repeated the story.
• If you would make the father smile, show an interest in the boy he is carrying so proudly.
• He stepped as proudly, in that hour of defeat, as if he were going to receive the submission of the rebel general.
• She met my look proudly, with eyes set in a face pale as death.
• Then came the guard from the ships, and marching proudly among them 425 Entered the sacred portal.

Similar words containing PROUD without suffix ly

proud8 prouder10 misproud13 proudest11 proudful14 proudish14 overproud15 proudness12 proudnesses14 proudhearted19

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