self-pride
- noun
- /sɛlf praɪd/
:
autoestima
- He carried himself with a quiet self-pride that impressed everyone he met.
Examples
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Developing a sense of self-pride can help children build resilience against peer pressure.
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His self-pride helped him overcome challenges.
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Her self-pride never turned into arrogance; she remained humble despite her achievements.
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She has a lot of self-pride.
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He took pride in his achievements and felt a deep sense of self-pride after completing the project.
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Her self-pride motivated her to improve her skills and excel in her career.
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Feeling a surge of self-pride, he confidently presented his ideas to the team.
Synonyms
647
1.8
A feeling of satisfaction and self-respect in yourself or others
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3.5
A feeling of confidence and pride in yourself
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3.2
A feeling of being proud and confident about yourself and your actions
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3.5
Trust in your own skills and worth
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3.7
A feeling that you are a good and important person
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3.5
Confidence in your own ability to do things and make choices
2
5.8
A feeling that you are a person who deserves respect
Antonyms
How Proud
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word self-pride is made of self ('oneself') and pride ('a feeling of worth'), so it means feeling proud of who you are — a confident, satisfied sense of your own value.