prides

Savanna family units

Prides is the plural of pride—groups of lions living together: Several prides share territory in the Serengeti.

The word also works as a verb meaning to take satisfaction in something, used reflexively: She prides herself on her punctuality.

He prides himself on never missing a deadline.

arrogance

hubris

Ruinous excessive confidence

pomposity · smugness · self-importance · boastfulness · vanity · narcissism · superiority · disdain · snobbery · aloofness

lions

savannah

Tropical grassland ecosystem

  • maneNeck hair, horse/lion
  • cubsYoung wild mammal offspring
  • lionessFemale big cat

coalition · territory · roar · safari · big five · predator · alpha · huntress · king of beasts · feline

achievement

accomplishment

Successful completion of aim

victory · feat · breakthrough · glory · distinction · recognition · excellence · pinnacle · crowning moment · boast

family

lineage

Descent from progenitors

bloodline · dynasty · genealogy · descendants · forebears · kinship · household · legacy · tradition · roots

groups

herd

Grazing animals together

  • flockAnimals gathered together
  • packGroup or compress
  • schoolPlace of instruction

swarm · troop · gaggle · murder · colony · pod · parliament · congregation · cluster · collective

Categories
Opposites
emotional state/self-regard

pridesshames

Causes deep embarrassment

disgraces · humiliations · humiliates · humilities · humbles

social standing/honor

pridesdisgraces

Causes loss of honor

shames · humiliations · ignominies · dishonors · scandals

animal group terminology

pridessolitary animals

Species living independently, not grouped

lone wolves · hermits · loners

Phrases
Family

pride, prided, priding, self-pride

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G