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Pride
Pride
n.
A
small
European
lamprey
(
Petromyzon
branchialis
);
called
also
prid
,
and
sandpiper
.
Pride
n.
The
quality
or
state
of
being
proud
;
inordinate
self
-
esteem
; an
unreasonable
conceit
of
one
's
own
superiority
in
talents
,
beauty
,
wealth
,
rank
,
etc
.,
which
manifests
itself
in
lofty
airs
,
distance
,
reserve
,
and
often
in
contempt
of
others
.
Pride
n.
A
sense
of
one
's
own
worth
,
and
abhorrence
of
what
is
beneath
or
unworthy
of
one
;
lofty
self
-
respect
;
noble
self
-
esteem
;
elevation
of
character
;
dignified
bearing
;
proud
delight
;
in a
good
sense
.
Pride
n.
Proud
or
disdainful
behavior
or
treatment
;
insolence
or
arrogance
of
demeanor
;
haughty
bearing
and
conduct
;
insolent
exultation
;
disdain
.
Pride
n.
That
of
which
one
is
proud
;
that
which
excites
boasting
or
self
-
gratulation
;
the
occasion
or
ground
of
self
-
esteem
, or of
arrogant
and
presumptuous
confidence
, as
beauty
,
ornament
,
noble
character
,
children
,
etc
.
Pride
n.
Show
;
ostentation
;
glory
.
Pride
n.
Highest
pitch
;
elevation
reached
;
loftiness
;
prime
;
glory
; as, to be in
the
pride
of
one
's
life
.
Pride
n.
Consciousness
of
power
;
fullness
of
animal
spirits
;
mettle
;
wantonness
;
hence
,
lust
;
sexual
desire
;
esp
., an
excitement
of
sexual
appetite
in a
female
beast
.
Pride
v. t.
To
indulge
in
pride
, or
self
-
esteem
; to
rate
highly
; to
plume
;
used
reflexively
.
Pride
v. i.
To be
proud
; to
glory
.
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