proud|prouder|proudest in English

adjective

[praʊd]

feeling pride, feeling satisfaction; arrogant, haughty; magnificent, wonderful; impressive

Use "proud|prouder|proudest" in a sentence

1. ‘A prouder Boast would be that it was ‘the most patriotic’.’ ‘Their proud Boast is that they have just spent £40,000 on every bedroom in the place, and they've made sure you can see where every penny went.’ ‘For long enough, it was his perhaps his proudest Boast.’

2. The proudest, the most horrid, disobliging...

3. The portrait was his proudest possession.

4. Gaming is simply the proudest thing in my life.

5. Beanstown, USA is one of the oldest proudest Beaniest towns in the world

6. Proud, proud men.

7. Synonyms for Augustest include grandest, stateliest, splendidest, greatest, proudest, loftiest, superbest, excellentest, kingliest and lordliest

8. Kennedy began his speech by saying that "2,000 years ago, the proudest boast was civis Romanus sum .

9. Crowning the city rose the citadel, high above the proudest domes with its sheer brown rock.

10. This must have been one of the proudest moments of his busy and hard working life.

11. Formidable, proud.

12. Be proud.

13. Domenick Abbate got 'Survivor' producers to break the cardinal rule on 'Ghost Island', and he could not be any prouder.

14. We could not be prouder of the work the RIS team has done bringing the new Arbitrate.com vision into reality

15. I'm so proud.

16. I am proud.

17. Mutant and proud.

18. And proud too.

19. " Mutant and proud "?

20. Stonewall Farm Bassets is a prouder breeder of Basset Hounds and Irish Terriers in Ava, MO for loving homes around the country

21. 19 Pete Conrad used to say he was prouder of his work on the Skylab missions than his walk on the Moon.

22. A Proud Tradition Alf’s Blacksmith maintains the proud traditions of old-time Blacksmiths

23. Biggles would be proud.

24. She's proud of him.

25. I'm of proud family!