释义 |
pridefully ˈprīd-fə-lē adverb 1 as in pride a reasonable or justifiable sense of one's worth or importance beaming with understandable pridefulness, the physically challenged graduate accepted his college diploma -
pride -
ego -
confidence -
dignity -
self-regard -
self-respect -
self-esteem -
self-pride -
assurance -
self-assurance -
aplomb -
self-assuredness -
prestige -
self-confidence -
self-worth -
honor -
self-trust -
face -
humiliation -
humility -
shame -
dishonor -
opprobrium -
ignominy -
infamy -
disgrace -
disesteem -
odium -
obloquy -
disrepute -
modesty -
discredit -
humbleness -
meekness -
timidity -
diffidence -
demureness -
shyness -
down-to-earthness -
timidness See More 2 as in vanity an often unjustified feeling of being pleased with oneself or with one's situation or achievements an inordinate amount of pridefulness for someone who has much to be modest about -
vanity -
ego -
pride -
arrogance -
conceitedness -
smugness -
vainness -
vainglory -
egotism -
complacency -
pompousness -
complacence -
pomposity -
superiority -
self-admiration -
self-glory -
self-opinion -
confidence -
conceit -
self-satisfaction -
self-conceit -
amour propre -
vaingloriousness -
self-importance -
self-congratulation -
swellheadedness -
assurance -
selfishness -
self-love -
superciliousness -
haughtiness -
bighead -
disdainfulness -
imperiousness -
swelled head -
snobbishness -
hubris -
self-assumption -
lordliness -
self-righteousness -
overconfidence -
self-esteem -
egoism -
self-assurance -
self-confidence -
presumption -
self-pride -
pretension -
self-centeredness -
self-assertion -
pretentiousness -
pretense -
pretence -
self-respect -
humility -
humbleness -
modesty -
diffidence -
unselfishness -
altruism -
bashfulness -
timidity -
self-disgust -
demureness -
self-loathing -
self-doubt -
timidness -
shyness -
passiveness -
passivity -
self-hate See More |