Adjective:

স্বল্পভাষী, সগর্ব, উত্সিক্ত, দর্পী, দর্পিত, মিতভাষী, দম্ভপূর্ণ, দম্ভী, আত্মপ্রসাদপূর্ণ, অহংকারপূর্ণ, অভিমানী, মগরা, উদ্ধত, অহংকারী, গর্বিত,

proudest's Usage Examples:

He was proudest though, of his lifelong efforts to promote the rights of, and create reconciliation.

thousand years ago, the proudest boast was civis romanus sum ["I am a Roman citizen"].

Today, in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is "Ich bin ein.

Sequence") in response to a question asking what was each band member's proudest moment on the album.

Her proudest moment was winning the Junior World Championship 2004 in Korea.

Then came what still stands as the clubs biggest and proudest moment, facing off against a heavyweight of European Football Ajax Amsterdam.

Champaka’s proudest and highest achievement is discovering Lasith Malinga at the age of 16.

Cherokees living today in the North Carolina mountains, legatees of the once-proudest Nation in Native American Indian history.

confess past sins during a family brunch with Mitchell destroying one of the proudest moments of Jay, scoring a hole-in-one at a golf game.

Adams himself called this appointment "the proudest act of my life.

She later described the statement as "perhaps the proudest moment of my life".

Trump cited it as one of his proudest accomplishments and his second-favorite book after the Bible.

Dittmar has claimed that the proudest moment of his career came in captaining the Australian team to victory.

David Shengold of Opera, said that "Toledo's proudest legacy of its glory days of glass and automobile manufacturing is its astonishing.

Vernon, who has stated that this is the song from the album that he is the proudest of.

Kershaw spoke of two tracks from the album after being asked for his proudest song.

Keith Emerson, when asked what work he is proudest of, named his Piano Concerto (from the Works release) and Tarkus.

Synonyms:

pride; self-conceited; imperious; overproud; haughty; arrogant; house-proud; conceited; swollen; braggart; shabby-genteel; supercilious; beaming; prideful; egotistic; chesty; boastful; big; dignified; snot-nosed; braggy; snotty; stuck-up; swaggering; proud of; self-respectful; crowing; self-important; swelled; egotistical; lordly; too big for one"s breeches; cock-a-hoop; bragging; pleased; overbearing; self-aggrandising; uppish; vainglorious; self-respecting; bigheaded; disdainful; snooty; swollen-headed; purse-proud; immodest; vain; persnickety; self-aggrandizing; sniffy;

Antonyms:

discontented; decent; immodesty; humble; modest;