proudness
Feeling of achievement
Proudness is the state of being proud—feeling satisfaction in one's achievements or those of someone close.
The word is rare; pride covers the same ground and appears far more often in natural speech.
Proudness occasionally surfaces when writers want a noun form that sounds less abstract than pride: Her proudness in her children was evident.
Valuing one's own worth
- honorHigh regard, moral dignity
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- nobilityTitled ruling class
- uprightnessMoral correctness and honesty
worthiness · gravitas · stature · composure · bearing · poise · decorum · propriety
Disdainful sense of superiority
- conceitExaggerated self-admiration
- vanityExcessive pride in oneself
- hubrisRuinous excessive confidence
- smugnessExcessive pride in oneself
pomposity · self-importance · snobbery · condescension · disdain · superiority · boastfulness · egotism
Successful completion of aim
- successFavorable outcome attained
- triumphResounding, celebrated victory
- victoryDefeating an opponent
- milestoneNotable event marking progress
breakthrough · feat · excellence · merit · recognition · award · distinction · accolade
self-respect
Valuing one's own worth
uprightness · worthiness · gravitas · stature · composure · bearing · poise · decorum · propriety · grace
haughtiness
Disdainful sense of superiority
- conceitExaggerated self-admiration
- vanityExcessive pride in oneself
- hubrisRuinous excessive confidence
smugness · pomposity · self-importance · snobbery · condescension · disdain · superiority · boastfulness · egotism · overconfidence
accomplishment
Successful completion of aim
milestone · breakthrough · feat · excellence · merit · recognition · award · distinction · accolade · honor
heritage
Inherited cultural legacy
roots · homeland · community · lineage · ethnicity · belonging · legacy · history · motherland · customs
proudnessshame
Painful awareness of failure
humiliation · self-loathing · disgrace · shamefacedness · embarrassment
proudnesshumility
Freedom from arrogance
humbleness · modesty · shame · self-effacement · unpretentiousness
pride, proud, proudly, prides, proudest, prideful, prouder, priding, pridefulness