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proud
adjective
1 (often proud of someone or something) feeling satisfaction, delight, etc with one's own or another's accomplishments, possessions, etc.
2 said of an event, occasion, etc: arousing justifiable pride a proud day .
3 arrogant; conceited.
4 concerned for one's dignity and self-respect.
5 honoured; gratified; delighted.
6 splendid; imposing; distinguished a proud sight .
7 poetic lofty; high.
8 technical projecting slightly from the surrounding surface the top edge standing proud .
9 said of flesh: forming a protuberant mass round a healing wound.
[Anglo-Saxon prud ]
proudly adverb .
proudness noun .
do oneself proud to succeed gloriously.
do someone proud to entertain or treat them grandly.
adjective
1 (often proud of someone or something) feeling satisfaction, delight, etc with one's own or another's accomplishments, possessions, etc.
2 said of an event, occasion, etc: arousing justifiable pride a proud day .
3 arrogant; conceited.
4 concerned for one's dignity and self-respect.
5 honoured; gratified; delighted.
6 splendid; imposing; distinguished a proud sight .
7 poetic lofty; high.
8 technical projecting slightly from the surrounding surface the top edge standing proud .
9 said of flesh: forming a protuberant mass round a healing wound.
[Anglo-Saxon prud ]
proudly adverb .
proudness noun .
do oneself proud to succeed gloriously.
do someone proud to entertain or treat them grandly.
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