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She felt pride after finishing the race.
What does Pride mean?
Pride is a happy feeling about doing something well.
Dictionary definition
A feeling of satisfaction in something you or someone else has done well.
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Pride in a sentence
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The class took pride in keeping the room clean.
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Healthy pride can encourage people to keep improving.
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MeaningPride is a happy feeling about doing something well.
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Synonyms
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satisfactionA pleased feeling about a result.
self-respectA positive sense of personal worth.
Antonyms
Opposite words
shameA painful feeling about something wrong or embarrassing.
embarrassmentAn uncomfortable feeling about being noticed in a bad way.
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Pride is a happy feeling about doing something well.
Common mix-up
Pride is not the same as shame. Pride means pride is a happy feeling about doing something well.
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Read this model sentence: The class took pride in keeping the room clean. Clue words: class, took, keeping. Underline clue words that show why pride fits instead of shame. Now write one new sentence that shows pride without using the word pride. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show pride?
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Ask students to explain this model sentence: "The class took pride in keeping the room clean." Why does pride fit better than shame?
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