Proud is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROUD in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having or displaying pride
• (of an event, achievement, etc.) causing someone to feel proud
• imposing; splendid
• slightly projecting from a surface
• denoting flesh that has grown round a healing wound with excessive granulation of the tissues.
• feeling pleasure and satisfaction
• feeling self-respect or pleasure in something by which you measure your self-worth; or being a reason for pride
• having or displaying great dignity or nobility
• feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions or those of someone with whom one is closely associated
• having or showing a high or excessively high opinion of oneself or one's importance
• conscious of one's own dignity

Words related to PROUD

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Words that contain PROUD

prouder10 proudly13 misproud13 proudest11 proudful14 proudish14 overproud15 proudness12 proudnesses14 proudhearted19

How to use PROUD in a sentence

• The man who devised this mechanism was so proud of it that he described it in a secret memoir for the entertainment of the Grand Louis.
• When I first became a Second Lieutenant I was rather proud.
• She had been proud of her beauty, her social triumphs.
• He would have been glad to go with her to the scenes of her new life, to watch her develop in a higher atmosphere and see her happiness in her proud position.
• The city of Mainz especially, has always felt proud that he was born there, and, about two hundred years after his death, erected a statue to him in one of their streets.
• She would seem to have been very proud of her famous pupil, and could not have been blind to her capacity in the earlier years.
• He was too proud to ask an independent girl to marry him when he had nothing to offer.
• She was a proud woman, and surrender had come hard.
• The Maronite Church, and the Greek Catholic, are strong and proud in their relation to Rome, and in the feeling that they are protected by the great papal powers in Europe.
• Their wives will be told that they ought to be proud to have such men for husbands.
• His proud spirit rebelled against the unlooked-for circumstances that had made him the husband of a wealthy woman.
• But to pass to the men of whom we are all so justly proud.
• When he gave his word about anything it was as good as his bond, and Jerry was proud to declare that.
• Van Buren, of Boston, would have been proud of her acquaintance.
• He was governor of Massachusetts, and very proud of that proud old commonwealth as well as of her governor.
• But I shall make you proud, I doubt, and so by praise ruin those graces which we admire, and, but for that, cannot praise you too much.
• You are its proud parent but not so awfully proud at that.
• I remember hearing of a proud old lady who was proprietor of a small landed estate in Scotland.
• Twelve years ago you might have been proud of me, and so I might have helped you.
• She did not in the least regret that she must enter alone, for she was not proud of her mother, and nothing drew attention from herself.
• He could feel nothing but delight as he looked on his Lilla in her chaste and simple bridal robes, and felt that of her he might indeed be proud.
• We are proud to see this spontaneous, earnest, upward movement of our red brethren.
• Wherefore dost grudge this, and art thus proud? OR.

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