unproud
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpraʊd/
- She was unproud of the way she treated her friends during the argument.
Examples
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Despite his efforts, he remained unproud of his performance in the tournament.
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Despite his success, he remained unproud and always credited his team.
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She was unproud of her accomplishments, preferring to stay out of the spotlight.
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Even after winning the award, he felt unproud because he believed others deserved it more.
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Don't be unproud of who you are!
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She is unproud of her choices in life.
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He felt unproud when he realized he had not studied for the exam.
Synonyms
Not thinking you are better than others and not boasting
A person or thing that is not proud and not showy
A person who wants to keep improving and does not feel satisfied with success
Not trying to seem important or very formal
Antonyms
How Proud
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unproud is made of the prefix un- meaning 'not' and proud, which is about 'pride', so it literally means 'not proud'. Think of un- like in unhappy to remember that unproud describes someone who does not feel or show pride.