Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

The word "pride" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

humility humility

Capable Of

result in fall

Causes Desire

act in play compete against conquer opponent improve yourself paint house pass class reach impasse sell new book tell many people about win baseball game

Derived Terms

Christmas pride London pride Pride of Erin Pride of India tree eat one's pride gay pride housepride in one's pride in pride mountain pride point of pride pride and joy pride comes before a fall pride festival pride flag pride goes before a fall pride of Barbados pride of Burma pride of California pride of India pride of Ohio pride of place pride of the morning pride parade prided prideful prideless prider pridesome pridewear prideworthy priding purse-pride sand-pride self-pride straight pride swallow one's pride take pride unpride white pride

Distinct From

humility

Etymologically Related To

gay pride proud

Has Part

great influence on how people behave

Context

collective zoology

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

animal group deadly sin experience feel feeling mortal sin satisfaction trait worthiness

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

arrogance

Type Of (IsA)

animal group approval deadly sin easier to break than bones feeling mortal sin satisfaction self confidence trait vice

Manner Of

feel

Related Terms

Christopher Street Day Pride Day Pride Month Progress Pride flag clowder company of small felines pride flag prider proud

Related Terms

and prejudice arrogance be proud being being proud cardinal cardinal sin christopher street day clowder confidence contempt dignified disdain egotistical egotistical sin emotion feeling feline gay gay confidence group haughty hubris insolence lamprey lgbt lion lion group lust national national emotion ostentation overestimation pitch prejudice presumptuous prider proud satisfaction self self congratulation self esteem self respect self satisfaction sin upon wantonness worth

Synonym Network

company conceit dignity prid pridefulness self esteem

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.