PRIDED Meaning and
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Prided is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "pride." The term "pride" is primarily used to describe a feeling of satisfaction, pleasure, or deep contentment in one's achievements, qualities, or possessions. When someone is said to have prided themselves or prided someone or something, it means that they have taken great satisfaction or pleasure in that specific person, attribute, accomplishment, or possession.
The act of priding oneself often involves a sense of self-esteem and a positive view of one's abilities or accomplishments. It can also entail self-respect and a feeling of personal worth. To pride oneself or to be prided by others can contribute to a sense of confidence, empowerment, and validation.
Furthermore, priding can commonly arise from a sense of personal identity and the desire to affirm one's uniqueness or superiority in a particular aspect. It often involves comparing oneself to others and finding satisfaction in being at an advantageous position or possessing desirable traits, abilities, or possessions.
In summary, "prided" is the past tense form of "pride," denoting the action of taking great satisfaction, pleasure, or contentment in one's achievements, qualities, or possessions. It implies a positive self-perception, self-respect, and confidence, as well as a sense of uniqueness, superior standing, or advantage over others.
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Etymology of PRIDED
The word "prided" is formed from the verb "pride", which dates back to the late 16th century. It is derived from the Old English word "prȳde" or "prūde", which means "excessive self-esteem or arrogance". This Old English term originated from the Proto-Germanic word "*prūdijō", meaning "honor", "proud", or "bold". Ultimately, the Proto-Germanic word is traced back to the Proto-Indo-European root "*pru-" meaning "to foster or thrive".
Conjugate verb Prided
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