What are some opposite words for proud?
Antonyms for proud
praʊdproud
This page is about all possible antonyms and opposite words for the term proud.
Wiktionary
proudadjective
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ashamedproudadjective
I am proud of Sivu's schoolwork.
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ashamedproudadjective
I was too proud to apologise.
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ashamedproudadjective
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ashamedproudadjective
It was a proud day when we finally won the championship.
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ashamedproudadjective
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ashamedproudadjective
After it had healed, the scar tissue stood proud of his flesh.
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ashamedproudadjective
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ashamedproudadjective
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ashamed
English Synonyms and Antonyms
proud
Deep, while an antonym of high in usage, may apply to the very same distance simply measured in an opposite direction, high applying to vertical distance measured from below upward, and deep to vertical distance measured from above downward; as, a deep valley nestling between high mountains. High is a relative term signifying greatly raised above any object, base, or surface, in comparison with what is usual, or with some standard; a table is high if it exceeds thirty inches; a hill is not high at a hundred feet. That is tall whose height is greatly in excess of its breadth or diameter, and whose actual height is great for an object of its kind; as, a tall tree; a tall man; tall grass. That is lofty which is imposing or majestic in height; we term a spire tall with reference to its altitude, or lofty with reference to its majestic appearance. That is elevated which is raised somewhat above its surroundings; that is eminent which is far above them; as, an elevated platform; an eminent promontory. In the figurative sense, elevated is less than eminent, and this less than exalted; we speak of high, lofty, or elevated thoughts, aims, etc., in the good sense, but sometimes of high feelings, looks, words, etc., in the invidious sense of haughty or arrogant. A high ambition may be merely selfish; a lofty ambition is worthy and noble. Towering, in the literal sense compares with lofty and majestic; but in the figurative sense, its use is almost always invidious; as, a towering passion; a towering ambition disregards and crushes all opposing considerations, however rational, lovely, or holy. Compare STEEP.
Antonyms:
base, deep, degraded, depressed, dwarfed, inferior, low, mean, short, stuntedSynonyms:
elevated, eminent, exalted, high, lofty, noble, steep, tall, towering, uplifted
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
proud
Antonyms:
deferential, humble, affable, unpresuming, meek, lowly, ashamed, unimposing, meanSynonyms:
arrogant, haughty, imperious, supercilious, presumptuous, boastful, vain glorious, vain, ostentatious, elated, self-satisfied, lofty, imposing, magnificent, self-conscious
Princeton's WordNet
proudadjective
feeling self-respect or pleasure in something by which you measure your self-worth; or being a reason for pride
"proud parents"; "proud of his accomplishments"; "a proud moment"; "proud to serve his country"; "a proud name"; "proud princes"
Antonyms:
low, humbled, mild, humble, humiliated, unimpressive, crushed, meek, broken, modestgallant, lofty, majestic, proudadjective
having or displaying great dignity or nobility
"a gallant pageant"; "lofty ships"; "majestic cities"; "proud alpine peaks"
Antonyms:
humbled, meek, broken, unimpressive, crushed, mild, humble, humiliated, modest, lowSynonyms:
noble-minded, sublime, rarified, high-minded, knightly, eminent, majestic, lofty, rarefied, regal, dashing, chivalrous, elevated, idealistic, gallant, soaring, towering, grand, high-flown, olympian, purple, royal, imperial, exalted
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
proudadjective
Synonyms:
arrogant, vain, haughty, overbearing, supercilious, cavalier, overweening, disdainful, imperious, lordly, magisterial, contumelious
Editors Contribution
proudless
without being with proud
she is very proud person
vanglorious
idiomatic expressions,
Submitted by misbah.batool131 on October 5, 2022
How to use proud in a sentence?
For me, it was just a hope that it would give them some kind of peace and joy despite everything that they've been through that in this past year. I just hope that Roy and I can honor them and honor him in some way that they'll be proud of us.
The student in question did receive a lunch. Students who come up to the lunch line without money receive a lunch of an entrée or sandwich plus side dishes or fresh fruit and milk. An employee of the company would not be let go because they provide this lunch to a student, we can't get into specifics because personnel decisions are confidential to honor privacy, however employees receive and sign their acknowledgment to company policies. When these aren't followed, corrective action is put in place, up to and including termination. We're all proud of our ability to provide meals to those in need.
The Big Short you're talking about the advent of hip hop, child soldiers, the sex scandal in Catholic church and malfeasance in Wall Street - I'm pretty proud of that for Hollywood.
So great, so great. She won’t let a picture go out of him, and I’m so proud of her.
If you heard jet noises driving into the Capitol, it was likely the F-16s from the 113th Air National Guard Wing at Andrews, i learned just walking in this morning that we lost an F-16 from that wing this morning. I'm proud to say at least the news reports are telling us the pilot got out and he's OK.
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#402 | low | |
#746 | short | |
#988 | base | |
#1008 | mean | |
#1543 | deep | |
#2535 | broken | |
#4132 | proud | |
#8164 | mild | |
#10026 | modest | |
#12155 | humble | |
#12913 | depressed | |
#14263 | crushed | |
#15200 | inferior | |
#17894 | ashamed | |
#22311 | degraded | |
#29487 | meek | |
#37657 | lowly | |
#39475 | humiliated | |
#45288 | humbled | |
#57694 | stunted | |
#77365 | affable | |
#78026 | dwarfed | |
#88290 | unimpressive | |
#97622 | deferential |
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